Mac OS X 10.8.4 Released with Apple’s Security Update 2013-002

• Lysa Myers
12 years ago
Categories: Security News
Tags: Apple, Mac OS X 10.8.4, Security Update 2013-002

Yesterday, Apple released a new version of its OS X Mountain Lion operating system to Mac OS X 10.8.4. This update includes multiple bug fixes and improves the security of Mac OS X. Included with Mac OS X 10.8.4 are Safari 6.0.5 and Security Update 2013-002, both of which address multiple security problems. For Mac users running OS X Lion, Security Update 2013-002 is shipped alongside the Safari 6.0.5 software update. Security Update 2013-002 is also available for OS X Snow Leopard.

Overall, a total of 33 CVEs are fixed, 16 of which are related to arbitrary code execution.

• CVE-2011-1945
• CVE-2011-3207
• CVE-2011-3210
• CVE-2011-4108
• CVE-2011-4109
• CVE-2011-4576
• CVE-2011-4577
• CVE-2011-4619
• CVE-2012-0050
• CVE-2012-2110
• CVE-2012-2131
• CVE-2012-2333
• CVE-2012-4929
• CVE-2012-5519
• CVE-2013-0155
• CVE-2013-0276
• CVE-2013-0277
• CVE-2013-0333
• CVE-2013-0975
• CVE-2013-0982
• CVE-2013-0983
• CVE-2013-0984
• CVE-2013-0985
• CVE-2013-0986
• CVE-2013-0987
• CVE-2013-0988
• CVE-2013-0989
• CVE-2013-0990
• CVE-2013-1024
• CVE-2013-1854
• CVE-2013-1855
• CVE-2013-1856
• CVE-2013-1857

You can go to Apple’s support page for more information about the OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.4 update, which includes additional information about Safari 6.0.5, too. We strongly encourage all Mac users to download and install all security updates as soon as possible – it is an essential layer of security that keeps your digital life secure.

You can update through Apple’s Software Update tool by choosing Apple menu > Software Update when you’re ready to install.