"About Safari 4.0.5
(download button there goes to http://www.apple.com/safari/download/)
This update is recommended for all Safari users and includes improvements to performance, stability, and security including:

Performance improvements for Top Sites

Stability improvements for 3rd-party plug-ins

Stability improvements for websites with online forms and Scalable Vector Graphics

Fixes an issue that prevented Safari from changing settings on some Linksys routers

For detailed information on the security content of this update, please visit this site: About Apple Security Updates.

System requirements: Mac OS X 10.4.11, 10.5.8 or 10.6.1/10.6.2
(also available for Vista, XP and Windows 7)"

As I'm typing this (appx 5PM Eastern) the Apple security updates page didn't have it linked there yet but here's the doc with details About the security content of Safari 4.0.5.
  

• New OpenGL 4.0 aims to match DirectX 11
• Khronos Unleashes Cutting-Edge, Cross-Platform Graphics Acceleration with OpenGL 4.0
• Dolby bringing 3D voice chat to consoles, PCs/Macs
• OnLive streaming video game service launches in June with one huge catch
• Apple's iPad Could Kill The Mac
• Elgato Netstream shares the TV love
  
  Apps/Misc. Software Updates/Related Articles:
• GraphicConverter X 6.7
• RAW Developer 1.8.9
• Free App of the Day for Mar. 11th is Alexia
• Fling Free v1.3.3 (iphone/touch game)
• Google Reader Play: iPad-Friendly News Reader

• About the security content of Safari 4.0.5
• Apple TV: Using AirTunes
• iPod: Storing and reading notes
• OS X v10.6: Active Directory binding lost on network transition (.local domain)
• OS X v10.6, 10.6.1: Active Directory user may not be able to log in
• iPhone and iPod touch: Disabling digital camera notification in Windows XP
• iTunes Store: Unknown alert message when connecting (in Windows)

• Dell (With A Little Help From Amazon and Google) is Taking on iTunes
• Hands-On with the Crippled Stantum Slate PC
• Review of Seagate 2TB Barracuda XT (ST32000641AS) SATA6 Hard Drive
• GDC 2010: PlayStation Move vs. Project Natal - hands-on
• Audiophiles, try the Hifiman HM-801 ASAP
• GDC: Big Designers Find Satisfaction in Small Games
• Unreal Engine 3 (SDK) Adds Steamworks support
• Announcing Version 3.0 of Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers (Intel - posted Mar. 5th)

"Icarus Studios Launches Macintosh Compatible MMO Platform
Announces New Macintosh Compatible Version of its xScape Platform and Fallen Earth Game
North Carolina-based game developer, Icarus Studios, Inc., announced today the Beta release of its Mac-compatible platform and the Fallen Earth MMO. The software, compatible with Intel Macs, will allow players to connect to the same live server as PC users with game features optimized for their resident operating system.

The critically-acclaimed MMO Fallen Earth, co-developed by Icarus Studios and Fallen Earth, LLC, is the first title to support Icarus Studios' new Mac platform. With plans to keep the post-apocalyptic momentum going, Icarus Studios is utilizing the open source software Wine to launch the Mac-compatible version of the game.

"The Mac OS X compatibility project is something weÃve been excited to see implemented for quite a while," said Brad Lineberger, Chief Technical Officer of Icarus Studios. "Our goal for the project is to allow Mac users to run all of our existing and future games in their native OS."

For optimal play, Mac users will need to run OS X 10.5 Leopard or later, using an Intel-based system with dedicated graphics hardware.

The Beta version of the client is available now and interested candidates can visit Fallen Earth to participate.

For more information about the Mac Beta client, visit the FAQ."

The FAQ page above has the mac beta dmg download and notes on mac Wine, system/account requirements, etc.
  

• HP Slate vs. iPad: Focus on Flash (I'm not a fan of flash personally)
• Electronic Frontier Foundation dubs Apple a 'jealous feudal lord' over iPhone dev contract
• Veil Lifts Slightly on Apple's Secret Plan to Control the Universe
• Boot Camp: 2727 error message when upgrading Boot Camp 2.2 to 3.0 (Apple support doc)
  
  Apps/Misc. Software Updates/Related Articles:
• Street Fighter IV for iPhone ($9.99)
• Free App of the Day for Mar. 10th is Sniper Strike
• Comcast Launches A New iPhone App For An Anxious Me
• Path Finder 5.6.3
• VueScan 8.6.19

• Microsoft warns of zero-day IE hole on Patch Tuesday
• New Cisco Router Supports 322Tbps, Designed for Internet Video
• Pentax 645D: 40 Megapixels, $10,000
• Samsung reveals just how expensive 3D in the home is going to be
• Interview: StarCraft II's Dustin Browder on the beta, GDC, and finally going home
• Inside the DriveSavers Clean Rooms
• Hard Drives' Sector Shift May Cripple XP Users
• Five Cool, Cutting-Edge Home Entertainment Gadgets (slideshow)

Wednesday March 10, 2010

• First Report/Benchmarks of WD 1TB Scorpio HD in Unibody MacBook Pro
• Icarus Studios Launches Macintosh Compatible MMO Platform/Fallen Earth Mac Beta
• Mac FAQ on Team Fortress 2 Blog
• HP Slate vs. iPad: Focus on Flash
• Electronic Frontier Foundation dubs Apple a 'jealous feudal lord' over iPhone dev contract
• Veil Lifts Slightly on Apple's Secret Plan to Control the Universe
• Boot Camp: 2727 error message when upgrading Boot Camp 2.2 to 3.0 (Apple support doc)
• Street Fighter IV for iPhone
• Free App of the Day
• Comcast Launches A New iPhone App
• Path Finder 5.6.3
• VueScan 8.6.19
• Microsoft warns of zero-day IE hole on Patch Tuesday
• New Cisco Router Supports 322Tbps, Designed for Internet Video
• Pentax 645D: 40 Megapixels, $10,000
• Samsung reveals just how expensive 3D in the home is going to be
• Interview: StarCraft II's Dustin Browder on the beta, GDC, and finally going home
• Inside the DriveSavers Clean Rooms
• Hard Drives' Sector Shift May Cripple XP Users
• Five Cool, Cutting-Edge Home Entertainment Gadgets (slideshow)

• MainStage 2.1.1 update (w/long list of fixes)
• Mac Parallels Desktop 5 Build 9344
• DICE considering Battlefield Bad Company 2 for Mac
• OWC adds 1TB option to EliteAL Pro Mini Quad-Interface portable drive lineup
• Easy-To-Make iPhone Apps (w/new Dev. kit)
• 5 reasons to buy Apple stock again
• HP Skewers Apple's iPad With Slate Demo Videos
• Review: Apple's Aperture 3 photo software looks simple but is powerful
• Little Snitch 2.2.2
• Microsoft Mac Office 2008 12.2.4
• Microsoft Mac Office 2004 11.5.8
• Microsoft Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition 13.0.4
• Toast Titanium 10.0.6a
• Popcorn 4.0.2
• FileMaker Pro 11.0
• PaperToss v1.40 (free iPhone/Touch game)
• Free App of the Day
• iLife: Troubleshooting Basics (Apple)
• MainStage 2.1.1 Release notes (Apple)
• OS X: How to change user short name or home directory name (Apple)
• iPod Hi-Fi: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Apple)
• Could Cisco be announcing a killer set-top box?
• GDC: 'True Crime'
• Power Gig, a music game with real guitars
• More states propose Internet sales taxes
• Turn an FM Transmitter into a Micro Pirate Radio

• Aperture User's Speedup Tip
• Valve makes it official - Steam and Source games coming to the Mac in April
• MakeMKV 1.5.0 (Beta) for OS X
• 10 Issues Apple Needs to Address Before Releasing the iPad
• Apple A4 chip, iPad vs. the competition
• iPad for Movies? Call My Chiropractor
• At GDC, iPhone game development breaks out
• Apple airs iPad's first commercial during Oscars
• Steve Jobs spotted at the Oscars; iPad ad runs
• reviveLITE II: iPod/iPhone Charger and Nightlight
• SteerMouse 4.0.2
• Amadeus Pro 1.5
• NeoOffice 3.0.2 patch 2
• Chax 3.0.2 (enhancements for iChat, freeware)
• Free App of the Day
• Fling Free v1.3.2 (iphone/touch game)
• OS X v10.6: Issues after restoring a Mac from a Time Machine backup made with a different Mac ("Restore System From Backup...") (Apple)
• How to use Migration Assistant to transfer files from another Mac (Apple)
• iPhone: Improve backup and restore times by reducing iPhone Camera Roll (Apple)
• OS X Server: Cannot join Windows 7 to a Mac OS X PDC Domain (Apple)
• OS X Server v10.5: SMTP Relay is enabled for local subnet by default (Apple)
• Ubisoft DRM servers go down, legitimate gamers cannot play their games
• Energizer DUO (charger software) Trojan May Have Infected PCs for 3 Years
• Intel Investigating Sale of Fake Core I7 Chip
• Newegg Ships Fake Intel Chips; Supplier Threatens Journalists For Reporting It
• Dragon Age: Origins [PC] - v1.03 Patch
• 100Mbps broadband may be closer than you think
• How to Navigate the Deluge of Netflix Streaming Devices
• 3D Update Due for PS3
• Duke Nukem Eternity 1.01 patch and vids

• Intel to launch new 8-core (45nm) and 6-core (32nm) Nehalems this month
• WD Scorpio 1TB SATA Notebook drives finally shipping
• iPad available in US on April 3rd, Pre-Order on March 12th
• OWC Clearance/Garage Sale items updated
• The First Ever Gloriously Big, Gloriously Detailed Shots of an iPad Game
• Forbes Investor Team talks about the iPad and Apple's continued innovation edge
• Three Questions For Steve Jobs (re: the iPad)
• Steve Jobs' misunderstood monologuist
• The Key to Apple's iPad? Uh Oh, It's Magic
• 'Mission Impossible' Crew Pinches $26,000 in Apple Notebooks
• Ejecting stubborn CDs/DVDs from your Mac
• Apple Suit Threatens HTC's Windows Phones
• Apple drops price of Mac Developer Program to $99
• What's new in Unity 1.6 for iPhone
• app review: Mystery Island
• Free App of the Day
• Default Folder X 4.3.6
• Google Chrome 5.0.307.11 (OS X)
• Simplify Media 2.5.0.1810
• Aperture 3: Updated RAW Processing (Apple)
• OS X v10.6: Sleep delayed if print job is in progress or printer isn't available (Apple)
• Logic Pro 9.1: Some features may not be available in 64-bit mode (Apple)
• Troubleshooting: Mac mini displays no video (Apple)
• iPhone: Understanding tethering data usage (Apple)
• VoiceOver Kit for iPod (Apple)
• Troubleshooting iPhone hardware (Apple)
• An Insider's Guide to Portal 2
• Valve Announces Portal 2 (for Holiday 2010)
• StarCraft II Beta - Patch 3 (version 0.5.0.14219B)
• Battlefield: Bad Company 2 reviews
• Review: Beautiful, Boring Final Fantasy XIII Loses RPG Magic
• QuakeCon 2010 Dates and Venue Announced
• Too TRIM? When SSD Data Recovery is Impossible
• Did a Microsoft VP really suggest an Internet tax for cybersecurity?
• Security Pros Question Deployment of Smart Meters
• Peek Inside Porsche's Super Hybrids