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AirTags AirPods Studio Apple Glasses Foldable iPhone See full product calendar Adobe Flash Player Now Sandboxed in Safari on OS X Mavericks Thursday October 24, 2013 6:06 AM PDT by Richard Padilla Software maker Adobe has announced on its blog (via ZDNet ) that its Flash Player software is now sandboxed for the version of Safari found in OS X Mavericks, preventing malware targeting Flash from accessing sensitive data and system resources beyond Apples browser.

As described by Apple, sandboxing provides a last line of defense against the theft, corruption, or deletion of user data if a malicious attempt is made at exploiting an app.

As you might expect, Flash Players capabilities to read and write files will be limited to only those locations it needs to function properly.

The sandbox also limits Flash Players local connections to device resources and inter-process communication (IPC) channels.

Finally, the sandbox limits Flash Players networking privileges to prevent unnecessary connection capabilities.

This past February, Adobe also released a Flash Player update to address a pair of security vulnerabilties as Apple updated its Xprotect anti-malware system to enforce new minimum version requirements, blocking all previous versions of Flash Player.

Score: 16 Votes ( Like Disagree ) 2457282 90 months ago Definitely a good move in my opinion.

A better move would be for developers to transition once and for all to HTML5 and drop the flash trash.

Respectfully, the minute people stop believing that, it will go away.

I only say that because I havent had Flash installed for several years now, and this is my daily use system.

Yes I know people need to do there job and corporate (or powers that be) havent migrated yet.

As soon as my employer migrates away from Java (should be Q1 2014) my hassle free days of using the inter webs will begin.

Score: 3 Votes ( Like Disagree ) iThinkIt 90 months ago Flash crashes so much that i have to play in the sand box.

The ROM is also too small for the 64bit version to be installed.

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The mask is called the Apple Face Mask and it was developed in-house in Cupertino by the Engineering and Industrial Design teams at Apple.

Last week, an Apple employee sent MacRumors an image of the mask design, which can be seen up above.

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The Apple. Read Full Article 248 comments Former Apple Engineer Introduces Native Gmail Client for Mac With Multi-Account Support, System Notifications, and More Thursday September 10, 2020 8:04 am PDT by Joe Rossignol Neil Jhaveri, a former Apple engineer who worked on the companys default Mail app, has introduced a new Gmail client for macOS.

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