I for one would like to say a word of appreciation and thanks to the moderators who help so many people on this forum. I would also like to remind all you people who post your urgent problems on any of the forums that it only takes a minute to say "thank you" to the person who helps you resolve your problem. I know how very frustrating it is to follow a problem until it is (presumably) resolved and then have the person who posed the problem disappear without any acknowledgement of having been helped. Think how you would feel is you had invested your time and your expertise in helping someone and they didn't even say "thank you." - jayt 
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Posted by: Tweaker
Date added: 09:07 Wednesday, 30th November 2005 GMT
Source: Apple Insider
Apple late Tuesday issued Security Update 2005-009 containing 13 fixes for security vulnerabilities, two of which only affect server versions of Mac OS X. The update plugs holes in Apache, CoreFoundation, curl, OpenSSL and fixes four flaws in Apple's Safari Web browser.
Two of the updates for Safari cover problems in JavaScript, while another corrects a problem with overlong file names in which downloads could be saved to a different location than requested. Safari's WebKit rendering engine also contained a heap overflow that could potentially lead to the execution of arbitrary code. Mac OS X users can download the patch through Software Update.
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