HT1222 Security update has been tampered with or is corrupted.. Can't update/download

Hi,
I did an update and the security update could not be updated, it said something like - Security update has been tampered with or is corrupted.. Can't update/download.
Please help.

unslaved wrote:
Hi,
I did an update and the security update could not be updated, it said something like - Security update has been tampered with or is corrupted.. Can't update/download.
Please help.
You will need to post the exact message, although I would guess that the download was corrupted during download. Did you do it over a wireless network? It may be better to connect straight to the ethernet port and download from there or try going to
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1643
and download directly from there.
Cheers
Pete

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