This experiment didn't just leave the front door unlocked, it left it wide open, with invitations.
I wish you could understand how foolish you sound right now.
The point of the comment was that the main reason that we haven't seen wider exploitation of Mac vulnerabilites is that, for the most part, NO ONE CARES.
Now, there's a reason why Macs own the market share that they do, and I'm sure that you'll think of it if you really, really try.
Meanwhile, as an exercise for the reader, there's this:
Most amazing spin on Mac vulnerabilities ever!
For those of us who make all or part of our living dealing with security issues, the smug self-assurance of Mac bigots is certainly amusing. And no one will be more dismayed when their false sense of security is shattered once someone decides to have a go at their previously sacred domain. And that's fine by me. There's be good money to be made cleaning up the wreckage and consoling the victims. Former Norton and McAfee users know exactly what I'm talking about.