People have been spreading this intellectual honesty for years, and
still no mac exploits.
Mason
On May 8, 2007, at 7:03 PM, mike wrote:
In April alone Apple released a dozen security patches that could
allow
arbitrary code to be run. Each one of these a possible exploit of
the type
that was used at CanSecWest. Right now is it 'safer' to run mac
os then
windows? Sure. But I think the reason why that is so is
misunderstood by
most mac users. The spread of this misinformation doesn't do
anyone any
good. It's become a knee jerk reaction from mac users when talked
to about
security to just recite the mantra 'we are more secure'. All I
hope for is
a little intellectual honesty about the topic and less kool-aid.
Mike
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