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It's always a good idea to have antivirus software, even if you don't really expect to get one.
 
what I want to know is how thing works and causes damage without requiring an admin password
 
OMG its the end of the Mac!! ONE virus, it was the iChat one, were you need to put your password in, compared to Windows 5 billion.

Don't be stupid when working on a computer and you won't have any problems
 
eeh, mac, windows, they all hhave thare flaws, id personally go mac if it wassant for games
 
pincho said:
OMG its the end of the Mac!! ONE virus, it was the iChat one, were you need to put your password in, compared to Windows 5 billion.

Don't be stupid when working on a computer and you won't have any problems
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No i know. I was just wondering if everyone thought that maybe we will start seeing more Mac viruses, meaning mac is becoming more mainstream?
 
SEE@!!!!
ZoMGZ!!!
WINdOWz IS BETTER!@!!!#
NOw N0 P0In7 To get MAC
SE3!! I uzeorz Wind0rz 4nD n0 skrip7 k7ddi3sz hax0rzd m3 y37!!

yup, windows is better now


yes i know its not called MAC
 
killa62 said:
SEE@!!!!
ZoMGZ!!!
WINdOWz IS BETTER!@!!!#
NOw N0 P0In7 To get MAC
SE3!! I uzeorz Wind0rz 4nD n0 skrip7 k7ddi3sz hax0rzd m3 y37!!

yup, windows is better now


yes i know its not called MAC
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:rolleyes:......Mutters, why bother....
 
Cowcaster88 said:
Does one virus justify getting some sort of OSX antivirus when I'm careful already
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No.

The Mac's vulnerability could also increase as Apple transitions to a product line that uses microprocessors made by Intel Corp., security experts said.

With new Macs running the same processor that powers Windows-based machines, far more people will know how to exploit weaknesses in Apple machines than in the past, when they ran on the PowerPC chips made by IBM Corp. and Motorola Corp. spinoff Freescale Semiconductor Inc
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Because Intel chips make OS X insecure.... :rolleyes:
 
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