Mountain Lion Version Of Apple’s Mac OS X

Asked By damon healy 30 points N/A Posted on - 05/31/2012

The latest version of Mac OS X powered by Mountain Lion from Apple was released 05-31-12, did Apple also improved the security for OS X operating system?

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Answered By Kristna Medlla -10 points N/A #149803

Mountain Lion Version Of Apple’s Mac OS X

With the recently release Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, it is now being evaluated by numerous experts. We will know more information in the coming weeks but it looks like it is good for securing the system. On the previous OS X 10.7, there is a hole in the sandbox but from their recent 10.8, there are added advanced technologies such as the Gatekeeper which preclude unauthorized coding from your Mac PC.

This is also a perfect resolution for Alfred Gatekeeper aspiration to keep the user safe from malware when downloading applications from the App Store. The Gatekeeper will let you install applications only from the Mac Store and developers that  digitally signed their apps with the Apple Developer ID.

The good news is that Alfred 1.2 has a certified Apple Developer ID sign. Which simply means that Alfred and Powerpack will absolutely work in Mountain Lion 10.8 without needing to change the security settings. This will mean your Mac is safe from any threats.

 

 

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Answered By oliverpowell 50 points N/A #149804

Mountain Lion Version Of Apple’s Mac OS X

You have asked an interesting question. yes, with Gatekeeper Apple has made the OS X ML more safer than others previous versions. The gatekeeper protects the Mac from malicious downloads. Although you may not need to have an anti-virus installed on Mac but if you ever consider try Sophos or ClamXav. They work fine.

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• Posted on - 09/13/2012
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