, 2004-07-21
Apple's OS X is not safer or less susceptible to vulnerabilities and viruses than other OSes, and Apple's secretive culture is bad for the security world.
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
Anonymous (3 replies)
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-23
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
Kev (1 replies)
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
Chris (1 replies)
Chris (1 replies)
Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
Dan P (1 replies)
Dan P (1 replies)
Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
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Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure?
2004-07-22
Daniel Hanson (9 replies)
Daniel Hanson (9 replies)
Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure? So do something about it!
2004-07-23
Jon Coleman (1 replies)
Jon Coleman (1 replies)
Mac OS X ? Unix? Secure- Yes
2004-07-27
John G (1 replies)
John G (1 replies)
Yeah, I've never used a mac, but I got on Apple's website and read some things. I've also looked at the box that panther came in. It's a nice box, but not as good as the Windows XP box.
Oh, and my brother's cousin has a mac and it's always crashing. I think it's a performa.
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