Apple released this week a long and exhaustive Leopard Security Configuration Guide consisting of recommended practices and tips on keeping your Macs, well, secure.

Strictly hardcore, it’s meant for the upper echelon of Mac geeks who are comfortable with Terminal and can understand the arcana of things like sandboxing, library randomization and modules with two-factor authentication systems.

I don’t think I’d try to try anything in it by myself, but it’s nice to know I have a copy. It’s like a rare library book from Hogwarts, and would be perfect if Harry was a Mac fanboy as well. Needless to say, tinkering with these spells is not recommended for ordinary wizards, not unless you know what you’re doing.

It’s a 3.4mb PDF download and you can get it here if you want to take a peek.

A quick look at the Table Of Contents after the jump:

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