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Security

On October 21, 2011, in Mac News, Tips and Tricks,

Re: “Flash installer” trojans …

From MacFixIt (here):

Again, this malware is very rare and will not affect most Macs out there, but if you suspect one of your Macs has been infected then you can do a rudimentary check on your system by running the following two commands in the Terminal (copy and paste them):

defaults read /Applications/Safari.app/Contents/Info.plist LSEnvironment

defaults read /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/Info.plist LSEnvironment

These commands will read the property list within the applications and check to see if they have been modified to launch other applications when opened. In the output for these commands, if you see text that includes “DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES” followed by a path that points to a specific file, then your system has been infected. If you do not see this text output and instead see “The domain/default pair…does not exist,” then your system has not been infected.

 

Security: “defaults read /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/Info.plist LSEnvironment”

(Via .)

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I know a lot of you have recently purchased new and refurbished iMacs and this may apply:

Apple – Support – iMac 1TB Seagate Hard Drive Replacement Program: “”

 

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Recent Highlights from the Apple User Group Resources website:

http://appleusergroupresources.com

- Macworld 2011: Exclusive User Group Discounts
– Chicago Apple User Group: LeVitus Returns
– Ray Thompson: History of the Apple Corps and So Much More
– Randy Singer: Macintosh Maintenance Update
– Upper Keys: The Mac is a Writer’s Best Friend
– AMUG Sydney: A Tradition of Service

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Apple releases iOS 4.0.1

On July 15, 2010, in Mac News,
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Some Time Capsules sold between approximately February 2008 and June 2008 may not power on or may shut down unexpectedly after starting up.

Read More: Time Capsule: Does not power on


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Expires 7/13/10 – Sold out!

For current MobileMe users or those thinking the price is too high, you can renew or start using MobileMe for $59 – a $40 savings!

Listed today at dealmac.com (a good place to visit frequently!) is a link to MegaMacs.com for the single membership. Family pack (5 users) is $89.49 ($149 list):

These packages include the activation key which can be entered in your current MobileMe.com account panel or here (new or renewal)


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