Apple's first ever automatic security update patches critical bug

Apple has issued its first ever automatic security update for Macs computers, fixing a security flaw that the company felt was too dangerous to wait for users to patch. "The update is seamless," Apple spokesperson Bill Evans told Reuters. "It doesn't even require a restart." the vulnerability was announced by the US Department of Homeland Security The vulnerability that the update fixes is found in a common software component known as NTP or network time protocol. NTP is used for synchronizing c...