Security Release Notes

	Leopard Release Notes Security Mac OS X provides a number of system-level authorization, authentication, and cryptographic services that software and hardware developers can use to build security into their products. In addition, Mac OS X provides programming interfaces to SSL/TLS that developers can use to transport data securely over a network.


Getting Started A guided introduction for developers implementing security features in Mac OS X.	Fundamentals Essential information for developers building security into their products.	Frameworks API references organized by framework.



Security Topics View the complete Security Release Notes List.
Carbon Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services for Carbon applications.	Cocoa Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services for Cocoa applications.	Cryptography APIs for the use of ciphers, encryption keys, and encryption algorithms.



Java Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services that developers can call from Java applications to build security into their products.