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This tutorial shows how to duplicate a DVD that has been commercially produced. However, consumer DVD burners (eg. the SuperDrive) can only burn single layer DVDs. But most Commercial DVDs are dual layer.

Mac hacking & discussion forum.

Apple Developer Transition Resource Center

Macintosh AntiVirus, Virus, Worms, Trojans, Hoaxes, Pranks and malicious program information.

some useful documentation on Mac OS X Security

Macintosh OS X Security

PROCEDURES FOR SECURING SYSTEMS Macintosh Security

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the Common Criteria Evaluation and Validation Scheme

The MacEnterprise project is a community of IT professionals sharing information and solutions to support Macs in an enterprise. We collaborate on the deployment, management, and integration of Mac OS X client and server computers into multi-platform computing environments. This project, formerly named MacOSXLabs, has expanded the scope of its focus beyond deployment of Macs in higher education labs to include Macs in the broader enterprise environment. Archives of the macosxlabs.org site are available at http://archive.macosxlabs.org

Tinkering, Tooling, and Optimizing Macintosh Systems.

- Get the most from X!

Tech Made Simple

Welcome to Macmaps.com internet index of Apple Macintosh operating system related websites.

- Changing the world one server at a time.

Mac OS X / Unix / Server packages.

Macintosh Security, Code, Mailing lists, Tools, Forum

Macintosh Security, Hacking, Tools

Macintosh Security, Tools, Drivers, Advisories

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This article presents topics that will help you make Mac OS X secure. If you are familiar with UNIX systems, you may want to skip the following section, which discusses some basic UNIX concepts, and move to the later portion of the article, which looks at the specifics of Mac OS X security. If, however, you come to Mac OS X from OS 9.x and would like some UNIX background information, be sure to read what follows.

Macintosh Internet Security Guide This page provides background information and includes personal firewall, anti-virus, privacy and security suite/family software. For security product street prices, see our custom Macintosh Price List on Amazon Listmania!

Secure Encryption with GPGMail on Mac OS X

Using encryption and digital signatures in Mail