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Mac OS X 10.6.8 also provides all previous security enhancements released to date, and it detects and removes all known variants of the MacDefender malware.įor those who were troubled by 10.6.7’s font-related problems (and who might have stayed with 10.6.6 as a result see “ Apple Releases Snow Leopard Font Update,” 26 April 2011), the 10.6.8 update includes all of the fixes provided in the Mac OS X v10.6.7 Snow Leopard Font Update. Although this fact is in Apple’s release notes, Contributing Editor Mark Anbinder tells us that 10.6.8 also resolves a significant problem related to compatibility with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 that had prevented some organizations from migrating from Exchange Server 2007.Īs is common with this sort of update, there are numerous security-related fixes addressing vulnerabilities in the App Store (where your password could be logged to a local file in certain circumstances), ATS, Certificate Trust Policy, CoreFoundation, CoreGraphics, FTP Server, ImageIO, International Components for Unicode, the kernel, MobileMe, MySQL, OpenSSL, patch, Quick Look, QuickTime, servermgrd, and Subversion. On the networking front, the update improves VPN reliability and, especially important given the imminent exhaustion of the IPv4 address pool, provides improved support for the new Internet protocol, IPv6. The update also tosses in raw image support for additional digital cameras.

Fixes an issue when importing certain media files into Final Cut Pro.

Fixes an issue when saving documents from Xcode or TextEdit when using an NFS home directory.

Corrects timezone data in iCal for Lisbon-Portugal.

Resolves an issue that may cause Preview to unexpectedly quit.

The update addresses some bugs, improves some networking features, provides additional security improvements, and paves the way for the release of Lion next month.Īmong the bugs that Apple states have been resolved in this update, according to the linked support document, are the following: With the sound of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion roaring in the distance, Apple has released Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update.

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