Edward R Marczak wrote:

> Nor does it perform any repair on files. Of course, repair isn't
> always successful, but it typically is in Office macro viruses, which
> we *so* see often on the Mac (even in the simple role of being
> carriers)....and that's important for typical end users.

Good point Edward!

And when we're talking "repair" we're really only talking about macro
viruses, file infectors and the like. Pure malware code
is...obviously...non-repairable...unless deletion is considered a
"repair." ;-)

Security Response Researcher
Focus-Apple Moderator

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