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People forget that the most virus attacks are against the most prevalent O/S. Just like most people waging an attack, they want to expend their resources where they can do the most damage.
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"...- The number of discovered Mac vulnerabilities has soared in recent years, with 81 found last year, up from 46 in 2004 and 27 in 2003, according to the Open Source Vulnerability Database, which is maintained by a nonprofit group that tracks security vulnerabilities on many different hardware and software platforms.
Another example of falsehood by omission. They hint at it by mentioning the Open Source Vulnerability Database, but do not explicitly mention that many of those OS X vulnerabilities are shared by EVERY version of UNIX, or Apache, or another component of the "Open Source" core of OS X... and further that everyone of those "vulnerabilities" were fixed BEFORE any exploits in the wild were reported.
Benjamin Daines was browsing the Web when he clicked on a series of links promising to deliver pictures of an unreleased update to a computer operating system.This Daines guy also bought what he thought was a small dog while he was in Mexico, and it turned out to be a rat. ;')