   "It just works." -- Apple slogan    Apple's supporters were
quick to attack the report.   AppleInsider writes:
Comments     Threshold   To clarify By mstrmac on 7/25/2010
1:33:05 AM , Rating: 2 With the latest iterations of OS X, Apple
has introduced many initiatives to prevent security issues. One
of the most interesting is known as address space layout
randomization (ASLR) which is more commonly known as memory
randomization. ASLR is important because it makes one of the
most common security issues, the buffer overflow, almost
impossible to exploit.  For those of you who don’t understand
it, think of it this way. Imagine the memory of your computer
like a map of your hometown. Some vandal wants to change some of
the street names to mess with your map. In order for him to do
that, he needs to know the exact longitude and latitude of those
streets. It’s easy for him because he can buy a map of your
hometown and get that same information.  The latest version of
OS X chops that map up into little