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2006-02-08	Book Review: Mac OS X Maximum Security
"Assuming that 'because it's a Mac, it's safe' is no longer wise" is probably one of this book's most important themes. It has been my experience that too many Mac users "know" that OS X is secure and therefore they have nothing to worry about. This book shows just how wrong that attitude is. If Linus Snubs New GPL, Is That it For 'Open Source'?

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