Comments on: Apple patches QuickTime for Macs, Windows
Seven serious security flaws in QuickTime media player software put both Windows PCs and Macs at risk of attack.
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- glad to see Apple fixing this quickly
- by techguy83 May 4, 2008 11:46 PM PDT
- Seeing as this affected Windows or OSX boxes.
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- Response and Responsibility
- by Vegaman_Dan September 13, 2006 8:21 AM PDT
- I'm just glad they are acknowledging it instead of the way most security updates are handled by companies today- after the fact.
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- When was this issue reported?
- by Seaspray0 September 13, 2006 12:51 PM PDT
- The article makes no mention of when Apple was made aware of this issue. The time between then and now will tell you how quickly Apple fixed the issue. Both Apple and Microsoft typically take between a few days to a few months to fix any particular issue (more severe issues tend to be fixed faster).
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(3 Comments)No product is perfect.