Over the coming year in which Big Sur will be eligible for only security fixes, is it going to be a wide choice, or would Monterey be better value?
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Despite its lack of security release notes, the 11.5.2 update contains new versions of several important security executables, including spctl, sandboxd and syspolicyd.
Apple hasn’t trusted us with the knowledge of what’s in macOS 11.5.2 update, but expects us to trust it not to abuse its checks on CSAM.
When you upgrade your Mac to Monterey, just which of its new features do you expect it to support? All is made clear in this table.
Nine months ago, Apple undertook to make changes in the way in which macOS checks its OCSP service for certificate revocations. Has it changed anything yet?
The surprise update to Big Sur, bringing it to version 11.5.2, is the first that I can recall […]
Apple has just released the update to bring Big Sur to version 11.5.2. Once again, this is a […]
Apple’s controversial proposals to check photos for CSAM content before they’re uploaded to iCloud depend on image matching, as explained here.
Three recent WWDC sessions extolling Apple’s “extensive reference material” and Xcode can’t find anything on these rich and extensive libraries.
Apple has today, 5 August, released standalone updaters for the last two Security Updates, which were first released […]
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