[himself]

Security Update 2005-009 delivers a number of security enhancements and is recommended for all Macintosh users.

This update includes the following components:

apache_mod_ssl
CoreFoundation
CoreTypes
curl
iodbcadmin
OpenSSL
Safari
sudo
syslog

For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n61798

Just popped up on Software Update. Haven't gotten around to installing yet, got a buttload of projects open, and can't be bothered at the moment...

any guinea pigs who've installed this yet, care to comment on the update?

[Orion27]

Yeah, it fixed my domain forwarding issue in Safari.

[Cadaver]

I see no difference (which is a good thing, I suppose).

[Apfhex]

According to the Macworld article, there were a number of fixes for Safari. Safari is version 2.0.2 (416.13 - was .12) after the update.

[VValdo]

Originally Posted by Apfhex

According to the Macworld article, there were a number of fixes for Safari. Safari is version 2.0.2 (416.13 - was .12) after the update.

FWIW, macintouch.com is recommending a backup before you try this:

We strongly recommend doing a backup before installation - at least one reader's system was disabled in the update process - but it includes fixes for some serious vulnerabilities:

Still, I'm doing it now (backed up before TGiving) so will let you know if I encounter any problems.

W

[Markovich]

I installed it without any side effects. Knock on wood, but I have never experienced any issues from any of Apple's software updates. I do all of mine through the Software Update app.