Linked by David Adams on Thu 7th Feb 2008 04:28 UTC, submitted by Corinne Iozzio
So, you think that since there are so few holes in your Mac OS that you're invulnerable to attack? That may be true for Trojans and viruses, but it's not the case for phishing attacks that can be fiendishly deceptive and destructive. Not worried yet? Read this column and you might think again.
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RE[2]: Correct article (coming from a longtime osx ex-f
by Auzy on Thu 7th Feb 2008 06:07
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RE[3]: Correct article (coming from a longtime osx ex-f
by ihaveabuginmyeye on Thu 7th Feb 2008 06:56
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I totally agree with you. I bought a Macbook pro last year, top of the line. When I got it home I discovered a huge bug, ctrl-tab would not work, no window switching! I filed a bug with Apple and they did nothing!! So you know what I did, I set fire to it. I'm never going back to Apple, worthless crap. And Steve Jobs hates puppies, it's a known fact.
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2005-08-18
It's nice that you didnt overreact or anything. That would have been stupid.
Because we all know pretending to care about something is much more honest than admitting you don't.