iTunes security flaws a bum note

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IT security experts have warned enterprises to take immediate action against four “critical” security vulnerabilities related to an old, but widely distributed, versions of Apple’s QuickTime media player and iTunes music store software.


These flaws have the potential to inflict "serious damage", as they allow a malicious attacker to take complete control of compromised systems and execute harmful action remotely, including installing programs, viewing, changing or deleting data, said eEye Digital Security. The security firm ...

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