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The Department of Homeland Security has advised that PC owners uninstall Apple's QuickTime for Windows, after two vulnerabilities were discovered in its code. Because Apple is no longer updating the Windows version of the software, the DHS says "the only mitigation" is to remove the software entirely, or else risk "loss of confidentiality, integrity, or availability of data, as well as damage to system resources or business assets."

More information: The Verge


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I almost forgot that QuickTime was a thing.

How nice that DHS says to remove it, yet they do not offer a list of alternative programs that can play .QT files.

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10 hours ago, lost_packet said:

after two vulnerabilities were discovered in its code.

This is why I absolutely love when software companies like Apple and Microsoft tell you to hop to the newest platform, always. Yet, I still believe that no matter how much you patch your code, there will always be vulnerabilities. There will be a weak point to everything whether they like it or not.

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