So, if this is not too involved a subject, how do you find and get rid of spyware on your computer (Mac, OS 10), and then how do you distinguish between spyware you don't want, and cookies that identify you on sites where you want auto log ins etc.
If this is too involved a subject, a referral to
Chuck,
Spyware on the Macintosh is not a problem.
Cookies are not the same thing as spyware.
- Darcy
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On 23 Mar 2005, at 2:07 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
So, if this is not too involved a subject, how do you find and get rid
of spyware on your computer (Mac, OS
At 3/23/2005 02:07 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
So, if this is not too involved a subject, how do you find and get rid of
spyware on your computer (Mac, OS 10), and then how do you distinguish
between spyware you don't want, and cookies that identify you on sites
where you want auto log ins etc.
Chuck Israels / 05.3.23 / 02:07 PM wrote:
So, if this is not too involved a subject, how do you find and get rid
of spyware on your computer (Mac, OS 10),
There is no known spyware to Mac, and it will stay that way, I'd think.
On the other hand, on Windows side you need two things:
Ad-Aware:
Thanks,
I know you guys would know. Nice to know this is not a Mac problem for those of us on this side of things.
The sun is shining and it's a beautiful Spring day in Bellingham.
I rest easy.
Chuck
On Mar 23, 2005, at 11:16 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Chuck,
Spyware on the Macintosh is
At 3/23/2005 02:20 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Chuck Israels / 05.3.23 / 02:07 PM wrote:
So, if this is not too involved a subject, how do you find and get rid
of spyware on your computer (Mac, OS 10),
There is no known spyware to Mac, and it will stay that way, I'd think.
It will stay that way as
Phil Daley / 05.3.23 / 02:30 PM wrote:
It will stay that way as long as Mac has a minuscule % of the market space.
I am sorry. It might be my English problem, but I don't understand your
point of this post.
By the way, you should understand the problem on this subject is
VBScript. It only
At 3/23/2005 02:50 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Phil Daley / 05.3.23 / 02:30 PM wrote:
It will stay that way as long as Mac has a minuscule % of the market space.
I am sorry. It might be my English problem, but I don't understand your
point of this post.
Virus writers only write viruses so they
On 23 Mar 2005 at 14:16, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Spyware on the Macintosh is not a problem.
But they *could* be, as much of the spyware on Windows machine is
installed along with programs that one desires to install (like Kazaa
or WinAmp).
Cookies are not the same thing as spyware.
But
On 23 Mar 2005 at 11:27, Chuck Israels wrote:
I know you guys would know. Nice to know this is not a Mac problem
for those of us on this side of things.
There are two classes of Windows spyware:
1. the things that are installed without your knowledge because of
vulnerabilities in Internet
On 23 Mar 2005 at 14:50, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Phil Daley / 05.3.23 / 02:30 PM wrote:
It will stay that way as long as Mac has a minuscule % of the market
space.
I am sorry. It might be my English problem, but I don't understand
your point of this post.
By the way, you should
On 23 Mar 2005, at 4:23 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 23 Mar 2005 at 14:16, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Spyware on the Macintosh is not a problem.
But they *could* be
Sure, it *could* be, David, but right now it isn't. For example,
RealPlayer for Windows installs spyware as part of its
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