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Comment from jason on 2009-11-10

2009-11-10T19:12:09Z

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Comment from bob arment on 2008-07-09

2008-07-09T09:32:10Z

I run Mac System 10.5.4. What software do you recommend for protection against virus, spyware, etc. for Macs?

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Comment from andrei on 2006-12-01

2006-12-01T10:17:25Z

is very very cool this anti-virus....thanks for this

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Comment from Greg on 2005-07-14

2005-07-15T05:05:29Z

I've long said: "If you think you've created a foolproof system, you just haven't encountered a dedicated enough fool."

Osterman's article is interesting in that it posits that the same user who calls tech support when he accidentally kicks his monitor's plug out of the power strip will somehow be able to infect himself with W32.DancingBunnies, despite the most carefully crafted defenses against him doing so.

So, one could infer from this that many of the so-called doofuses are not so stupid. They're just lazy.

Assume I'm Joe User: If my monitor doesn't work, where's my incentive to fix it? I've got the perfect excuse to call IT, then go out for a smoke and a long latte break while I wait for them to diagnose the problem. But if Anna Kournikova's bare behind is within grasp of my beady little eyes, I'm going to try every trick I know and maybe invent a few to try to get at it.

And if I get infected? I have another excuse to call IT and then go on a long break.

So this should be the policy: "We've done everything we can to make it difficult to let you infect your PC with a virus. If you are smart enough to get around the defenses, then you're darn well smart enough to clean up your mess."

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