Apple patches QuickTime flaw

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Hmmmmmmm.....

User plays "supposed" QT file, file runs malicious code A-N-D said file would attempt to alter OS, and some other security violation that would force a password request window to come up in the user's face stating that it needs the admin's password EACH, and EVERY TIME the code would attempt to change ANYTHING IN THE OS.

I use both OSes (PCs more), and honestly Windows is a helluva lot dumber than OS X.

P.S. To all the guys flogging the first poster; he may make grammatical errors, but he seems to make sense in the use of OS X.

Perhaps you guys need to actually use OS X (instead of typing in a few functions in the computer at your local CompUSA and scurrying away calling that full blown usage).

Posted by: Hard Cider   Posted on: 05/01/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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