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This guy is an idiot and i fail to believe that he knows what he is talking about. He didnt mention for once that OS-X is built off FreeBSD, one of the most secure OSs (by default).Originally posted by bigdog
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1408924,00.asp
ANY operating system is only as secure as the 3rd party software is and/or as secure as the operator of the machnie is.
any person who enables file sharing without restrictions is an idiot and deserves to have all their shit deleted anyways.
This is what cracks me up "Ultimately, those on the Mac fringe have to face facts: Panther and Jaguar were not better at outrunning vulnerabilities than Windows.". Ok, so, Windows machines are just as secure as unix machines? OOOOOKKKKAY THERE -
an invalid dhcp response would really only result from a malicious sysadmin doing something, doesnt exactly sound like a critical flaw to me.
i'd rather have that vulnerability than have to deal with the adware/spyware/autoinstalling dialers shit that windows users are forced to deal with.
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Macs are irrelevant.
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that article is a joke.
we'll miss you our friend. RIPComment
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Dam!!!for every Mac hack millions of pc will be hacked!!!
Macs is allways more secure and stable than a pc
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If a MAC was good enough for jeff goldblum in Independence Day to bring down all those bad nasty aliens by uploading a virus - then its good enough for - um - oh wait - he did use a MAC laptop to upload a virus
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MACs are invulnerable.I'm not a dinosaur, I'm a crocodile. I've seen dinosaurs come and go and I'm left unimpressed.Comment
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I have had a mac for 3 years and never once have i had to do a reinstall or had down time. this baby has been going strong and will for a while to come.Comment
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if you use a browser other then IE you really wont have those adware probelmsOriginally posted by Hooper
an invalid dhcp response would really only result from a malicious sysadmin doing something, doesnt exactly sound like a critical flaw to me.
i'd rather have that vulnerability than have to deal with the adware/spyware/autoinstalling dialers shit that windows users are forced to deal with.
the only employee of the company who uses windows has had almost 2 full days of downtime because of malicious adware that was forced onto his computer. it's cost me a bundle to say the least.Comment
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