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Featuring 8 papers as of Sep 6, 2008

Secure Configuration of Apache in the Mac OS X Environment: Neil Fryer; December 7, 2006; - download paper

Single-signon with Open Directory from GNU/Linux: Chad Walstrom; May 5, 2005; - download paper

MacOS X: User Friendlier Security for Unix: Raleigh Romine; December 13, 2003; - download paper

Mac OS X 10.0 Security Essentials: Roland E. Miller; October 31, 2003; - download paper

Securing FreeBSD under Macintosh OSX: Bertram McGrath; October 31, 2003; - download paper

Improving the Security of a Default Install of Mac OS X (v10.1): Preston Norvell; October 31, 2003; - download paper

Mac OS X 10.1.4: Security Analysis and Recommendations: Daniel Deal; October 31, 2003; - download paper

Macintosh Forensic Analysis Using OS X: Peter Hawkins; October 31, 2003; - download paper

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