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Apple Releases Tiger Security Updates, Bonjour for Windows Update

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In addition to OS X 10.5.6, Apple also released a couple of other updates today.

Security Update 2008-008 brings to Tiger users a number of security enhancements that were delivered to Leopard users in 10.5.6. Full details on the security content of these updates can be found on Apple's support page.

- Security Update 2008-008 (Client PPC) (71.6 MB)
- Security Update 2008-008 (Client Intel) (163.2 MB)
- Security Update 2008-008 (Server PPC) (133 MB)
- Security Update 2008-008 (Server Universal) (133 MB)

Finally, Apple released Bonjour for Windows 1.0.6, which requires Windows 2000/2003, Windows XP or Windows Vista. Apple also released a version for 64-bit versions of XP and Vista, available for direct download.

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