Apple Admits Its Macs Have a Malware Problem
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Bigdog
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I never got why people never had adopted antivirus programs for it, and I'm a Mac user. Although my Mac wasn't affected by the virus I still installed antivirus as a precaution and scanned the machine for the glitch in the very Java that APPLE, not Oracle, created themselves.
The only reason Mac devices never got viruses was due to the abysmally low market share in comparison to PCs, plus Steve Job's insistence to close it off only to Apple and make it expensive and a bitch to install on anything else. If that ain't wrong , than I don't know what is. There was always gonna be a chance that the Macs would get it as the fame of Apple products soared and exposed people to the brand that flocked to it.
If this was Windows, it would be another smirk from imbecilic fanbitches that cry that their systems are virus free. I bet multiple people have came up with ways to hack into the OSX and cripple it entirely by now since Apple hasn't exactly made it protected by security ware . It's miles behind Windows options, especially when it comes to browsing software such as IP Blockers, antivirus , you name it.
I bet hacking is probably a breeze when you go to hack Mac PCs since most are unprotected and are too dumb to go for it. Admittedly, I had nothing on it at all, but then again, I also use proxies and past experience (got my Windows computer messed around with twice and even hacked where I learned how to rip it away from the grip of the virus all because I wasn't aware).
The best advantage is that it has no registry unless it gets access to the essential folders ( Which could most likely be accomplished with a password hack and a Terminal edit) and really screws up your system, which leads to another advantage it has over Windows. The ability to restart after a freeze and protect your inner OS/software. All you need to do is reinstall the OS which depending on your connection (OR CD) and you're back on track. But what's to say if they disabled that notion and you can't get access to that option? You'll need to completely erase everything and they'll have to fix it, and we know how denialist they can be at the occasions.
Macs in their current state are not what you'd like to use at the workplace let alone at the government level unless they had a really dependable antivirus and more security protocols. I have to lend favor to PCs in that you can customize them to be Security workhorses , but with a Mac, you can't exactly do that ,at least I don't know you can ,really.
In short, I knew this was gonna happen.:laugh:
The only reason Mac devices never got viruses was due to the abysmally low market share in comparison to PCs, plus Steve Job's insistence to close it off only to Apple and make it expensive and a bitch to install on anything else. If that ain't wrong , than I don't know what is. There was always gonna be a chance that the Macs would get it as the fame of Apple products soared and exposed people to the brand that flocked to it.
If this was Windows, it would be another smirk from imbecilic fanbitches that cry that their systems are virus free. I bet multiple people have came up with ways to hack into the OSX and cripple it entirely by now since Apple hasn't exactly made it protected by security ware . It's miles behind Windows options, especially when it comes to browsing software such as IP Blockers, antivirus , you name it.
I bet hacking is probably a breeze when you go to hack Mac PCs since most are unprotected and are too dumb to go for it. Admittedly, I had nothing on it at all, but then again, I also use proxies and past experience (got my Windows computer messed around with twice and even hacked where I learned how to rip it away from the grip of the virus all because I wasn't aware).
The best advantage is that it has no registry unless it gets access to the essential folders ( Which could most likely be accomplished with a password hack and a Terminal edit) and really screws up your system, which leads to another advantage it has over Windows. The ability to restart after a freeze and protect your inner OS/software. All you need to do is reinstall the OS which depending on your connection (OR CD) and you're back on track. But what's to say if they disabled that notion and you can't get access to that option? You'll need to completely erase everything and they'll have to fix it, and we know how denialist they can be at the occasions.
Macs in their current state are not what you'd like to use at the workplace let alone at the government level unless they had a really dependable antivirus and more security protocols. I have to lend favor to PCs in that you can customize them to be Security workhorses , but with a Mac, you can't exactly do that ,at least I don't know you can ,really.
In short, I knew this was gonna happen.:laugh:
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