Mac OS Ken: 12.01.2010

Mac OS Ken

Ken Ray

Technology

4.7 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2010

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Security Researcher Outlines Vulnerability in Mobile Safari for iOS Devices / Olivier Sanche - Director of Global Data Center Operations for Apple - Passes Away at 41 / iPad Lands in 10 New Countries in Asia and Europe / Apple Insider Looks at Subsidized iPads / Bloomberg Looks at Financial Sector Move from RIM to iOS Devices / Barnes and Noble Trumpets nook Success Without the Benefit of Numbers / ChangeWave Says iPad Gaining Quickly on Kindle in Two-Horse eReader Race / Project Digital-Only Magazine Hits the App Store / Morgan Stanley Analyst Says iPhone Outselling Nokia N8 Six to One in Europe / Apple Requires True Names for iOS Game Center / First-Month Sales of Microsoft Kinect Beat First-Month Sales of Apple iPad

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0:00.0	A couple of corrections to Yesterday's show before we begin today's.
0:04.0	First, I said yesterday that in Arthur C. Clark's 2010, the U.S. and Soviets were considering a mission to Mars.
0:10.0	They were, in fact, considering a mission to Jupiter.
0:14.0	Second, in another story I inexplicably threw in the word planet.
0:18.0	No clue why.
0:20.0	Finally I ended the show calling myself Genoviv
0:23.2	I'm fairly certain that is not my name
0:27.8	How are you? This is a security concern over mobile safari the rise of the iPad continues and saying
0:48.6	sorry to Sinoda it's Wednesday December 1st, 2010.
0:54.0	I'm Ken Ray and this is news from Maco-S-Can.
0:58.8	Brought to you by yours truly and supported by listeners like you, to MacoS can day six more
1:06.7	information is available at MacoS can dot com this show is also supported by the
1:12.0	MacoS can podcast app for the iPhone and iPod touch,
1:16.0	available in the App Store now for $2.99.
1:21.0	One security researcher is sounding the alarm over web surfing on ithings.
1:26.0	The Mac Observer outlines the research of Nitesh Dunjani, who says one of Apple's APIs
1:31.0	APIs makes mimicking websites fairly easy for online ne'er duels.
1:36.0	According to the piece, the spoof involves Apple's UI Webview API, which basically allows
1:41.7	people designing sites for mobiles to hide the
1:44.4	URL pane once a page loads. What concerns Don Johnny is the ease with
1:49.4	which Fishers of Info could put a fake URL pane at the top of the page filled with the web address
1:54.8	people believe themselves to be visiting. In actuality they could be on another website
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