Monthly Archives: March 2009

Tearing Apart OSX/RSPlug-F

Posted on March 30, 2009 by brunerd

OK… I might be a bit late to the party (and Conficker is grabbing all the headlines) but there were some interesting things I found looking at the  headline grabbing trojan OSX/RSPlug-F. Thanks to the effervescent Graham Cluley for his … Continue reading →

Posted in Apple, Industry, OS X, Packages, Scripting, Security | 2 Comments

New PlistBuddy Behaviour

Posted on March 24, 2009 by brunerd

So, the new UniBody MacBooks come with a build 9G2133 of 10.5.6, currently build 9G55 of 10.5.6 is what’s out there. What’s more /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy has been updated as well 9G2133 (new): -rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 84400 Sep 24 17:21 PlistBuddy 9G55 … Continue reading →

Posted in Apple, Leopard, OS X, Scripting | 1 Comment

A new start…

Posted on March 16, 2009 by brunerd

OK, I’ve upgraded my WordPress install, as well as trying the WP_Spamfree plugin. You know I had 3,500 Spam trackbacks awaiting moderation? That my WP install had been hacked AGAIN, and my cryptograph plugin disabled? Sheesh. I really would like … Continue reading →

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