I'm afraid that the reports are more exaggerated than fact.
Yes, it is better to be safe than sorry, but the only actual problems
of this kind for Mac users, thus far, have been in the nature of a
user physically having to invite it onto their system. This was
explained by another member quite well few weeks ago. Of course, it's
not to say that one should believe Macs are completely invulnerable
and from my former world of Windows paranoia, I am never willing to
bet on this lasting forever. Still, to this date, I don't run
antivirus software on my Macs and until there is substantial reason to
do so, I'm willing to follow current conventions in just being smart
about what I install or copy onto my systems.
Take Care
John Panarese
On Apr 20, 2008, at 5:40 PM, jeffrey greene wrote:
No mac virus? In pc world's daily news summary a couple of weeks ago
there was an article about more and more viruses and trogens written
for the mac. And even apple says its better to be safe than sorry.
Regards, Jeff Greene
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