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Mac Security?
I came across
this article
today about mac security and it got me worried. My baby is sitting at home all alone. What if my firewall breaks? I feel like I should remote in and check on it. One of those 3 mac viruses out there may be ready to strike.
Some tips pointed out are enabling the firewall/stealth mode and turning on secure virtual memory. I must say after using the Mac firewall, it's quite nice. The windows one care firewall annoys me with its constant popups and it isn't as easy to configure. On a side note, I still don't know how I feel about Microsoft selling firewall/antivirus software. Doesn't it seem wrong that they will sell additional products to protect their OS? Shouldn't that be included? Why do I have to pay more not to get viruses? Can't you architect the OS to not be as virus friendly like *nix or OS X?
And if you're bored, which you must be if you've read this far, here is another
good article
about computer security.
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Mar 07 2006, 03:10 PM
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