> The release notes, however, do not make mention of the SSL security bug that was squashed on iOS late last week.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6114 says at the bottom "For detailed information about the security content of this update, see Apple security updates.[1]" [1] http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222
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#12> The release notes, however, do not make mention of the SSL security bug that was squashed on iOS late last week.
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#15> The release notes, however, do not make mention of the SSL security bug that was squashed on iOS late last week.
If anyone from Apple is reading and can influence this - could you convince whomever needs to be convinced that you ought to have less vague/shitty release notes, particularly wrt issues like this?
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#17I'm confused -- the osx dev center doesn't have 10.9.2 at all (any build), only the original October 10.9 release. I guess that happens whenever they push a new release?
See the Dev center for the instructions to set it up.
Re: Apple releases OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 with SSL fix
#18Hope it also fixes the "issue" where my 2013 Macbook Pro reboots when it wakes up from sleep if there's a USB drive attached.
Android file transfer utility stops the keyboard and touchpad from working.
Re: Apple releases OS X Mavericks 10.9.2 with SSL fix
#19Hope it also fixes the "issue" where my 2013 Macbook Pro reboots when it wakes up from sleep if there's a USB drive attached.
Mine grey screens when I have my usb hub plugged in at startup (doesn't get to partition selection). Android file transfer utility stops the keyboard and touchpad from working.