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Seven black Xs for OS X

by Iain Thomson

25 Apr 2006

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"There seem to be some problems with the claimed 'solid as a rock' Unix operating system," says security researcher Tom Ferris. Ferris claims to have found seven zero day vulnerabilities in OS X, which he has reported to Apple.

The vulnerabilities, ranging from 'medium' to 'critical' in nature, are expected to be fixed in the next security update.

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