Software Update getting wrong version?

I just took the latest security update via Software Update, and then went to http://search.info.apple.com/?search=Go&lr=lang_en&kword=&type=kbdload&q=Securit y%20Update%202006 to try and see whether it was made for the latest bugbear everyone's talking about.
Instead, I got sidetracked by noticing that the versions of Security Update 2006-001 including "Security Update 2006-001 (PPC)" for Tiger 10.4.5 and "Security Update 2006-001 (Panther Client)" for 10.3.9 which I have. Yet Software Update got me "Security Update 2006-001 (Power PC)."
Is Software Update often known to get the wrong version of something for the system it's run on? I notice it does keep offering me a Quick-Time component for QT6 when I have QT7. (MPEG 2 viewing component showing since I got DVD Studio Pro)
If it did get me the wrong security patch for my system, then what can I do to correct the situation?

Open the /Library/Receipts/ folder and look for the receipt created by the security update; if this is named SecUpd2006-001Pan.pkg with or without the .pkg, the correct updater has been installed on your system.
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