, SecurityFocus 2005-11-29
When the SANS Institute, a computer-security training organization, released its Top-20 vulnerabilities last week, the rankings continued an annual ritual aimed at highlighting the worst flaws for network administrators. This year, the list had something different, however: The group flagged the collective vulnerabilities in Apple Computer's Mac OS X operating system as a major threat.
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This has to be by far the most stupid thing I've heard someone say. I'm sure, almost positive that the reason hackers moved to Mac OS X was just because it was easy. Why Spend day after day researching an OS unix based or not, if it's tough, usually "hackers" will move on to something a little more easy. This is my opinion, and I hope that I never hear something so stupid in my time, though I'm sure I will.
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