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Apple releases Safari 3.2.3, Tiger security updates

updated 06:15 pm EDT, Tue May 12, 2009

 

Apple security updates


Following the availability of Mac OS X 10.5.7, Apple on Tuesday released updates for Safari, Mac OS X Tiger systems and OS X 10.5.7 Server. Safari 3.2.3 is recommended for all Safari users, providing fixes for a number of security vulnerabilities. The downloads are available for Tiger, Leopard and Windows operating systems, with file sizes ranging from 20MB to 40MB.

Security Update 2009-002 is recommended for all users of Mac OS X Tiger for Intel, PPC and Server systems. Few details are available, but the updates include a combination of new security improvements and previous updates.

The company has also released updates for Mac OS X Server 10.5.7. The software offers general enhancements, along with new options to promote Open Directory replicas to master. Offline login has been added for Portable Home Directories with FileVault, while client management supports hardware UUID and group access lists are available for managed clients.


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  1. carloblackmore

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    05/12, 07:41pm | report spam | Reply |

    what about Safari 4 beta?

    I've been exclusively using the Safari 4 beta for a while now. Probably should go back to Safari 3.2.3 huh?

  1. Feathers

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    05/12, 07:49pm | report spam | Reply |

    10.5.7 Breaks v.X.

    10.5.7 Breaks older versions of Office v.X. Time to update?

  1. Le Flaneur

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    05/12, 08:16pm | report spam | (1 reply) Reply |

    3.2.3 is new?

    I ran software update after installing 10.5.7, and it said my software was up to date. Is this really a new build of Safari?

  1. EternalGuest

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    05/13, 09:50am | report spam | Reply |

    need for speed

    except for the occasional crash, safari 4 has been a tremendous update. love the speed and features!

  1. testudo

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    05/13, 11:20am | report spam | (1 reply) Reply |

    Safari 4

    Don't expect a final release or update to safari 4 until Snow Leopard is released.

  1. 72jal

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    05/13, 02:38pm | report spam | Reply |

    pithhelmet and sogudi?

    Do PithHelmet and Sogudi still work after upgrading Safari to 3.2.3?

  1. Bogartte

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    05/13, 04:45pm | report spam | Reply |

    Faster?

    I've used Safari 4 for awhile now, and find it slowing down quite often, as if it becomes bloated. I even customized it, getting rid of the tab stuff... still seems bloated..... So, I just installed the new Safari 3.2.3 and it does seem faster, leaner.

  1. 72jal

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    05/16, 12:29pm | report spam | Reply |

    pithelmet and sogudi work

    Safari updated to 3.2.3 and PithHelmet 2.8.4 (84) and Sogudi 0.4.6 both working fine

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