You, Apple Mac fan. Put down the homemade oat-milk latte, you need to patch a load of security bugs, too

Apple has alerted users about a bunch of security fixes for its software on supported versions of macOS that you ought to install as soon as you can. For Safari, there are nine CVE-listed patches in version 13.1.1. Six address malicious code execution (CVE-2020-9802, CVE-2020-9800, CVE-2020-9806, CVE-2020-9807, CVE-2020-9850, …

[Joe Gurman]

Erm....

All of these patches were released on Tuesday, May 26, at least US (any time zone) time. At worst, they would have appeared early Wednesday in Europe.

[davidp231]

I tried iCloud in windows once... it bluescreened so it was promptly removed.

[The Sprocket]

I wouldn't go near iCloud for anything. And I'm a Mac user.

[Charlie Clark]

I use it only for sharing key chain for some accounts on different machines. 5GB storage isn't enough for anything serious and the silent transferral of local files to a remote server is unacceptable.

[Anonymous Coward]

Apple will happily sell you more space...

[45RPM]

In fairness, I tried oat milk once. It was quite nice, kind of like a porridge milkshake.

I could imagine drinking it regularly if the cost dropped significantly and the price of cows milk became exorbitant. Not otherwise though.