Which Is Bigger Threat to Apple, Bendgate or Shellshock?

The video discusses the risk to OSX users from a security vulnerability, emphasizing that most users are not at risk unless they have altered security settings. It highlights the Internet of Things and Unix architecture, stressing the importance for IT engineers to address these issues. The video compares the Heartbleed and Shellshock vulnerabilities, explaining their differences and impacts. It concludes with a discussion on the challenges of fixing these vulnerabilities and the workload for IT professionals.

What did the company say about the risk level for most OSX users?

What actions are IT engineers expected to take in response to the vulnerability?

What is the significance of the '10' rating mentioned in the context of the vulnerability?

How does the Shellshock vulnerability differ from the Heartbleed bug?

What does the text imply about the nature of the vulnerability discussed?