Apple is Ten Years Behind Microsoft with Security Technologies - Antivirus ... - X-bit Labs

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Apple is Ten Years Behind Microsoft with Security Technologies - Antivirus ... X-bit Labs by Anton Shilov As Apple Macintosh computers get more popular among end-users, more and more viruses and malware emerge for the platform, which has been known for its invulnerability, and more Mac personal computers get attacked. 1 in 5 Macs infected with (Windows) malware, study findsGCN.com all 97 news articles »

Mac botnet generated $10000 a day for Flashback gang - ZDNet (blog)

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Mac botnet generated $10000 a day for Flashback gang ZDNet (blog) I think Mac owners are maybe at the point Windows users were back in the mid 90's. Just beginning to realize that they need to run Anti Virus to keep the bad guys out. Worse is Microsoft was at least recommending Anti Virus. Apple Mac Flashback Trojan Gang Still Making MoneyDark Reading How Macintosh virus could be stealing $10000 daily from GoogleDemocratic Underground Will Flashback stop enterprises adopting Macs?Macworld UK all 71 news articles »

Mac Attack: The Second Mac Virus - Midsize Insider

Mac Attack: The Second Mac Virus Midsize Insider Improved Mac antivirus software has recently emerged on the market. Midsize businesses using Macs should always have firewall, malware, and spyware protection installed and updated. Most software experts would agree that Intego VirusBarrier 2012 is ... and more »

Is Linux OS finally ready for desktop? - Times of India

Is Linux OS finally ready for desktop? Times of India In the battle of the desktop operating systems (OS), there are only three dominant players left - Windows, Mac and Linux. At some point, Windows was cast as the platform for the common man, Mac as the one for the artist, and Linux as the geek's ... and more »

Is Linux ready for your PC? - Times of India

Is Linux ready for your PC? Times of India In the battle of the desktop operating systems (OS), there are only three dominant players left - Windows, Mac and Linux. At some point, Windows was cast as the platform for the common man, Mac as the one for the artist, and Linux as the geek's ... and more »