macOS Settings asks me to install 13.4.1 (c).
There is no mention of 13.4.1 (c) on the Apple security releases page. No (c) at all. Nor '13.4.1 (b); no (b) at all.
How to confirm that macOS 13.4.1 (c) is genuine, when it does not appear on Apple's security releases page.
Mac Pro (2019)
Thanks for the quick responses..
That's fascinating. There was no three character string. (c) on that page when I posted my question a few minutes ago. There are three now.
Perhaps they first send the update notice to machines that are connected, then get around to updating the page.
Backward.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the quick responses..
That's fascinating. There was no three character string. (c) on that page when I posted my question a few minutes ago. There are three now.
Perhaps they first send the update notice to machines that are connected, then get around to updating the page.
Backward.
Thanks again.
Perhaps they first send the update notice to machines that are connected, then get around to updating the page.
Backward.
Yes, it is always more important to post a document explaining the security fix than it is to fix the security problem.
Well, this fact is fascinating:
At 3:24 AM Pacific this morning, i received a message from Apple Support Communities <discussions-updates@email.apple.com>. The message contained the following comment, and this link:
view the full discussion discussions.apple.com/thread/254992693?answerId=259294802022&cid=em-com-apple_watches_email_thread_owner-view_the_full_discussion-en-us-11192020#259294802022
That link, of course, takes me right here. And I find that the comment, though sent to me by Apple, does not appear here!!
Well, I found the comment on target, so here it is:
The original question is surprisingly open. When I get a notification about a new kind of update on my working machine's operating system, then it's crucial if it is genuine, and also to know about what it might change or how dangerous it could be.
The only place you'll find such updates is directly in the System Settings, whether it's on a Mac, or in iOS for an iPad or iPhone.
No one but Apple can cause updates to appear there since the OS checks Apple's servers directly. Any update or upgrade notices that appear can't be anything but genuine.
There was no (b) and it is listed here: Apple security releases - Apple Support
It's genuine.
If so, why has Apple decided to not show it on their security releases page?
Was there a (b)? If so, why is it not shown.
Find it?
No problem.
How to confirm that macOS 13.4.1 (c) is genuine, when it does not appear on Apple's security releases page.
