Mac OS Ken: 07.17.2018

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 996 Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2019

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

- Apple Pushes Silent Update to Fix Vulnerabilities in Zoom Partner Installs - Apple Card Partner Goldman Sachs Drops Major Cash in Shift to Consumers - Report: Apple to Start Funding Exclusive Podcasts - Rumor: Apple May Start Using Rainbow Logo Again - Two Apple/TBWA Ads Nominated for an Emmy - Apple Locks Up Worldwide Rights for The Banker - Apple Shares Upcoming Emoji for World Emoji Day - Power Mac OS Ken through Patreon at Patreon.com/macosken! - Send me an email: info@macosken.com or call (716)780-4080!

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0:00.0	This is Mac OS Ken.
0:11.8	Zooming through vulnerabilities part two,
0:15.7	Apple may have new designs on podcasting and new emojis on the way.
0:21.6	I love emojis.
0:23.6	It's Wednesday the 17th of July 2019.
0:27.6	I'm Ken Ray and this is news from MacOS Ken.
0:33.6	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by people like you, patrons through Patreon.
0:41.0	Find out more and add your support at patreon.com slash macOS can.
0:50.1	Remember Apple's quiet patch last week to fix the vulnerability caused by the Mac client for the video conferencing app Zoom?
0:58.2	Well, they're at it again.
1:01.0	Apple, that is.
1:02.5	The Verge says Apple is silently updating Macs again to remove insecure software from Zoom's partners.
1:10.5	Apparently, the video conferencing apps Zoomu and Ring Central used technology from Zoom,
1:16.6	that means they left vulnerabilities from Zoom as well.
1:19.6	Specifically, the report says they installed secondary pieces of software
1:24.6	that could take commands from websites to open up your webcam in a
1:28.8	video conference without your intervention. And just like installing Zoom before its updates,
1:36.1	uninstalling Zumu and Ring Central did not remove the secondary web server, hence the need for
1:42.7	Apple's behind thethe-screen intervention.
1:46.8	Goldman Sachs is dropping major bank on the consumer space, that is to say, the firm is spending
1:52.6	a lot of money on initiatives like Apple Card in, what called Mac calls a pivot from investment
1:59.6	banking to consumer banking.
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