Mantahoe
Do any of you use anti-virus/spyware software for your macs? The news on the link below kinda had me worried.
http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/06/20/mac.os.x.trojan.found/
http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/06/20/mac.os.x.trojan.found/
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 3:48 am
sbangs
Just think they could be watching you now!
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 4:57 am
spinnaJ
Damn..hehe;)
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 11:48 am
sbangs
I think this is like selling ice to Eskimos i think they released the virus them selves and then published the news to make sales.
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 2:05 pm
Mantahoe
Yeah, after reading the comments and all things related, decided not to really concern myself with it as I don't share my MAC. If anyone else was using it, then that would be a different story.
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 3:01 pm
spinnaJ
@Mantahoe
Yup me here either.
This mac is strictly for VDJ usage... hehe.
@Skyfxl
That probably true too Simon, some sort of marketing ploy perhaps..hehe..;)
Yup me here either.
This mac is strictly for VDJ usage... hehe.
@Skyfxl
That probably true too Simon, some sort of marketing ploy perhaps..hehe..;)
Posté Tue 24 Jun 08 @ 11:38 pm
sbangs
This is another very exciting product for mac which you must get.
Its of the same Caliber!
Posté Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 3:33 am
spinnaJ
LOL..hahahaha......
USB wine......
Good joke;)
USB wine......
Good joke;)
Posté Wed 25 Jun 08 @ 1:40 pm
Sally01
Try to use ProteMac NetMine http://www.protemac.com/NetMine/.It's tool for protecting mac.It's must be helpful to you.
Posté Fri 08 Oct 10 @ 7:08 am
sbangs
Thanks for sharing you may also be interested in Mac Keeper which is a A/V and a collection of tools to clean and keep your mac in good shape.
The thing about Viruses and macs is that they dont really affect macs but Macs can be carriers of PC viruses so virus scanners just find and get rid of PC viruses.
There is also iAntivirus who offer a completely free A/V product for mac.
The thing about Viruses and macs is that they dont really affect macs but Macs can be carriers of PC viruses so virus scanners just find and get rid of PC viruses.
There is also iAntivirus who offer a completely free A/V product for mac.
Posté Fri 08 Oct 10 @ 11:35 am
DJ Cyder
Well if you are foolish enough to give a virus root access (because the mac will tell you if you are) then there isn't anything the mac could save you from.
Posté Fri 08 Oct 10 @ 9:33 pm
Fanofmac
Try to use ProteMac NetMine http://www.protemac.com/NetMine/.It's tool for protecting mac.It's must be helpful to you.
I'm currently using it.)
I'm currently using it.)
Posté Wed 08 Dec 10 @ 2:59 am