Apple patches 'critical' QuickTime flaws

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Don't understand your point?

Sure there are OSX patches...I'd be concerned if there were not.
After all most sane people know that NOTHING is perfect and
flawless so one would hope that Apple and others are keeping
their collective eyes on the ball..so too speak.

However patches do not in and of themselves mean bad news
now do they? They only mean that Apple is keeping pace and
fixing problems so I tend to look at that is good news or at the
very least a sort of neutral news.

Now when and if there is a viri, worm, trojan, adware or spyware
exploit of an unpatched flaw...Well that would be bad news.

So far....so good I have to say:)

Pagan jim

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