Course you need anti-virus software. It’s an operating system. I just
annoyingly haven’t found any yet either.
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Try out clamxav. it really does work and has caught some stuff that some how
ended up on my computer even though I dont' really visit many sites. It has a
very very small foot print as I stated previousally.
Take care.
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Hey dane, I am using SOPHOS, its free to use, and is fully accessible with
voice over. you have to download it from the web, from SOPHOS website.
Doug
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Yes, I saw that package in a round-up of the best Anti Virus software for the
Mac.
Just got a “Hacked into” error from one of my Mac machines so its a complete
reinstall from a backup going on at the moment.
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HI everyone.
Seeing the posts on the list over the past day or so regarding anti virus and
the mac leas me to ask about the actual position on this one.
Does the mac have built in virus protection, or is it better to install like
with windows a separate virus checker.
Thanks for any information
Hi Terry
To my knowledge there are no viruses for OS X in the wild. I use virus in
its traditional sense. That does not mean, I repeat does not mean that there
are not other threats. Most of which are Internet-based. Many of the
prevention methods involve vigilance by users. For threats such
Really helpful thanks very much Jane for taking the time to explain this to me.
On 17 Mar 2013, at 11:49, JAMES AUSTIN james.aus...@mac-access.net wrote:
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To my knowledge there are no viruses for OS X in the wild. I use virus in
its traditional sense. That does not mean, I repeat
at the foot of every message
posted to this group.
Lynnr
In fact, there are some
On 17 Mar 2013, at 11:37, Terry clasper terry.clas...@btinternet.com wrote:
HI everyone.
Seeing the posts on the list over the past day or so regarding anti virus and
the mac leas me to ask about the actual position
well actually not necessary as somebody has already been kind enough to answer
the question!
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Hi Terry
Just to add slightly to the response you got from James. Tracking cookies are,
although often meant innocently, a pretty nasty threat. Google is known for
tracking cookies, and I don't think any browser is immune. Since the cookies
use the browser and not the operating system, it's
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