Charlie Miller to reveal 20 zero day security holes in Mac OS X

Courtesy Engadget  Fri, 03/19/2010 - 07:40

Say, Charles -- it's been awhile !

But we're pleased as punch to see that you're back to your old ways, poking around within OS X's mainframe just looking for ways to remotely control the system, snag credit card data and download a few interoffice love letters that are carefully stashed 15 folders down within 'Documents.' The famed Apple security expert is planning yet another slam on OS X at CanSecWest , where he'll reveal...

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