Two New Mac Attacks Discovered

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I know, I know, according to the powers that be at Apple, Macs are an impenetrable fortress that are invulnerable to all forms of attack…yada, yada, yada. I’m just saying that Mac owners should be careful when they are crusin’ for porn today…which we all know they don’t do either….because there are two new Mac attacks out there. ;)

Then, this morning, Graham pointed me in the direction of the ParetoLogic blog which detailed a new piece of malware (which Sophos detects as OSX/Jahlav-C) hiding out on what presents itself as a hardcore porn website.
 
mac users surfing for porn brings up images of that British porn sketch on family guy
 
Good.. I don't hate Macs, but all their commercials from the past couple years are very annoying and arrogant. They've been using the same template forever now.. get a new idea for advertisement.
 
Good.. I don't hate Macs, but all their commercials from the past couple years are very annoying and arrogant. They've been using the same template forever now.. get a new idea for advertisement.

I hate those adds and they are old know but I have to admit that this campaign is funny. As much attention as the ads have gotten you'd think that Mac's would be flying off the shelves which they still aren't.
 
Good.. I don't hate Macs, but all their commercials from the past couple years are very annoying and arrogant. They've been using the same template forever now.. get a new idea for advertisement.

I agree. I own 2 Macs and just ordered the new iPhone and I think it's time for them to think of a new campaign. They even bashed Vista/Windows 7 at their conference this week and surprisingly most people in the audience started groaning. It's a tired shtick indeed.
 
I'm too cool to get a virus. Barista!!...another skinny latte here.

/takes drag off his Djarum black..


You dig it. You should. I'm a Mac.
 
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;)
 
I didn't know mac users don't surf for porn.. or was that meant to be something about different taste? You know, there's always something for everybody.
 
Not surprising.

Security through obscurity is all it is. It's been shown time and again, on a more frequent recurring basis, that if someone "tries" to write malware... They can easily succeed.
 
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