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November 03, 2004 12:00 AM

Mac OS X Security Guide

M Edwards
Windows IT Pro
InstantDoc ID #44394
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We recently conducted a non-scientific survey asking which of you use Mac OS X on your networks and as it turns out some of you do use the operating system and while others of you are planning to do so in the near future. As such you might want to review the new "Apple Mac OS Security Configuration Guide" from the NSA. The document is available on their Web site in PDF format.

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  • Anonymous User
    7 years ago
    Jan 24, 2005

    i have lock my self out of my osx how could i get back in

  • Anonymous User
    8 years ago
    Nov 10, 2004

    Monopoly, Illegal, People Buy This Crap, I'm stupid I don't know there's an alternative. I'm one of Harry Mudd's women. I am going to malfunction because it doesn't make sense.

  • Anonymous User
    8 years ago
    Nov 09, 2004

    Market share decline, iPod Computers, Headless Mac, Cheap, Locked In.

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