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Apple: Mac users should run multiple anti-virus | Zero Day

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Apple's Antivirus Push Nothing To Get Scared About (AAPL)
Silicon Alley Insider — There's a lot of fuss this week about a technical note Apple (AAPL) quietly published to its support site last month encouraging its customers to use "multiple antivirus utilities" to keep their Macs secure. But... aren't Macs supposed to be virus-free? Don't they make fun of Microsoft (MSFT) for all the viruses that affect Windows? Sure. Apple's been fortunate to avoid the virus, worm, spyware, and trojan problems that have plagued Windows over the years. Part of that could be that Macs are inherently more secure than PCs. But the biggest reason has always been that there are far fewer ...

Mac Users: Please Take a Quick Survey About Security
Technologizer — macvirus1 There’s been a bit of a kerfuffle this week about a subject that crops up every so often and is a reliable conversation starter: Whether Mac users should be as proactive about protecting themselves against security attacks as their Windows-using friends. The Washington Post’s Brian Krebs noticed Apple recommending the use of anti-virus software ...