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Have you ever been in a situation where you simply don’t know what gift to buy? Then we have the perfect solution for you. iTunes Gift Card is one of the best virtual gifts that you can get for your loved ones. Available at our online gift card store, this gift card can be used in the Mac App Store and App Store, but also for iBooks and iTunes Store.
Does your girlfriend has an album that she can’t stop listening to? Or is your friend a gaming fan who simply has to try all the new recommended releases? If so, then this iTunes Gift Card is the safest way of buying a present and not make a mistake. Let them choose the games or music they like and you will get all the credit for a fantastic present.
But the options don’t end with music and games. An iTunes Gift Card is an ideal present for any movie fan who likes to have access to the most popular titles. Moreover, an abundance of TV shows and different publications will be only a click away.
iTunes Gift Card is available in various denominations, depending on your needs. Also, it is easy to use. Once the user of iTunes Store redeems the iTunes Gift Card, their account will be updated to that particular amount. Every time a purchase is made on iTunes, it will reflect on the user’s balance. So the users can make several purchases, as long as there is some credit left on their balance.

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PSA: If You Run Windows, Make Sure to Update iTunes to Fix Security Vulnerability

Windows users will want to make sure that they are running the latest version of iTunes, iTunes 12.12.9, in order to gain protection from a recently uncovered security vulnerability. Apple released iTunes 12.12.9 on May 23, and it fixes an issue that could allow malicious apps to gain elevated privileges to install malware on a Windows machine. While the vulnerability was addressed last week, Synopsys, the security company that discovered the problem, today shared some details on how it worked. iTunes had a privileged folder with weak access control, allowing a malicious person to redirect the folder creation to the Windows system directory, which could then be used to obtain a higher-privileged system shell.The iTunes application creates a folder, SC Info, in the C:\ProgramData\Apple Computer\iTunes directory as a system user and gives full control over this directory to all users. After the installation, the first user to run the iTunes application can delete the SC Info folder, create a link to the Windows system folder, and re-create the folder by forcing an MSI repair, which can be later used to gain Windows SYSTEM level access.All versions of iTunes prior to 12.12.9 are impacted by this vulnerability, and so iTunes users who are running older versions of the software should make sure to update. Synopsys first discovered the problem in September 2022, and told Apple about it at that point. Apple confirmed the vulnerability in November, and then patched it in May. Apple did not say that this exploit was known to have been used in the wild so it is not as critical as some other vulnerabilities, but it is still a good idea to install the latest version of iTunes right away.Tags: iTunes, WindowsRelated Forum: Mac AppsThis article, "PSA: If You Run Windows, Make Sure to Update iTunes to Fix Security Vulnerability" first appeared on MacRumors.comDiscuss this article in our forums

01/06/2023

PSA: Serious Windows iTunes vulnerability discovered, immediate update advised

A serious Windows iTunes security vulnerability has been revealed, affecting all versions prior to the latest update, released a week ago … The The post PSA: Serious Windows iTunes vulnerability discovered, immediate update advised appeared first on 9to5Mac.

02/06/2023

iTunes on Windows security flaw allows unauthorized access & data manipulation

Researchers have found a vulnerability in iTunes for Windows that lets users escalate system privileges, and Windows users should update the app.iTunes on Windows has a security flawIn late 2022, the Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC) discovered a security vulnerability within the Windows version of the iTunes app. Exploiting it can lead to local privilege escalation to achieve system-level privileges. Read more...