Absolute Security is a Myth

Absolute Security is a Myth
Jason Miller, 2005-04-08

No operating system is completely immune to security threats, and that includes Apple's OS X.

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How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-09
Janice (4 replies)

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-10
Darwin Lopez (1 replies)

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-12
Janice (2 replies)

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-12
Anonymous

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-14
Eirik

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-11
Greg

How about OpenBSD and Zos? 2005-04-11
Anonymous

Absolute Security is a Myth 2005-04-10
Anonymous (1 replies)

Agree. No OS is bulletproof. Written from fully patched OS-X, firewall enabled, antivirus updated daily, and running snort. However, if caught in an ambush, it does make sense to get out of the kill zone. Windows is the _current_ kill zone.

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