I'm No Security Expert
UPDATE: I want to correct this post. Rather than being tied to Apple's automatic update mechanism, as I suggested previously, the vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser is related to the way the Mac lets users automatically open up
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UPDATE: I want to correct this post. Rather than being tied to Apple's automatic update mechanism, as I suggested previously, the vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser is related to the way the Mac lets users automatically open up "safe" file types. For more info and how to protect your Mac, look at the entry entitled "Public Exploit Code for a Vulnerability in Apple Safari browser" on this link.
I'm no security expert, but am obviously interested in the rising number of Mac-related cases of mal-ware in recent days. Today, I spoke with eEye chief operating officer Ross Brown and product manager Steve Manzuik. eEye sells endpoint security and vulnerability management software.