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Mac OS X Security Keychain
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The keychain is a secure database store for passwords and certificates and is created for each user account on Mac OS X. The system software itself uses keychains for secure storage.
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SecurityOrb_Staff2014-12-24 14:02:502014-12-24 14:02:50Apple Releases Security Updates for OS X
WireLurker Malware Infects Mac OS X and iOS Devices
Researchers at Palo Alto Networks recently uncovered a new family of malware called WireLurker, which targets both Mac OS X computers and Apple iOS mobile devices.

“Rootpipe” Vulnerability
A new critical vulnerability titled “Rootpipe” affecting the Apple Mac OS X operating system has been discovered courtesy of Swedish security researcher and consultant Emil Kvarnhammar (@emilkvarnhammar).

Introducing SAINT for MAC OS X
Vulnerability Scanning -
Assess any target with an IPv4, IPv6, or URL with pre-defined policies for PCI, HIPAA, FISMA, and more. Identify CVE, OSVDB, IAVA, OVAL, and more.
Penetration Testing -
Exploit vulnerabilities to gain remote access. Run social engineering, phishing assessments, and more with the exploit tools suite.

Mac OS X: A Threat is growing…
Security researchers are discovering serious vulnerabilities in the Mac OS X system. Even though we have not seen specific malware to exploit these vulnerabilities, they do exist in the labs and technical papers as proof of concepts.
