[Halfmanhalfamazing]

I get the impression from the interview that Kaspersky is very much in a brainstorming future products mode, or maybe the interview is partly a trial-balloon to see how the idea of security products for Mac and Linux are received … … which is an interesting thought. Just how would Mac and Linux users feel about having to buy security software and then pay a subscription fee on top of that? Hmmm. Because so many Mac and Linux users already believe that their operating systems is secure (or maybe even impervious to malware!) this will make it a very hard sell indeed.

[Duke Nukum]

I don’t know about Mac’s but for linux the number one security feature is it’s impossible to install anything so I can see how it would be virus-proof.

[jdm]

Kaspersky makes a damn fine anti-virus.

[doc1019]

Been preaching the eventual downfall of the Mac (to spyware/malware/etc.) for some time now (and sincerely hoping to be proven wrong) … laughs, giggles and general guffaws have been my reward. Now an expert agrees with my future-look.

I can even predict when this will happen.

My next ‘puter is going to be a Mac; shortly thereafter the attacks will commence … call it luck, fate or general life experiences.

I will then spend most of my free time downloading patches, updates and bug fixes for my new Mac, just like I have been doing forever with my MS OS.

After all, what would life be like if I didn’t have an OS that needed constant updating and fixing. To spend all my time in productive work … perish the thought.

Please, oh, please let me and Mr. Kaspersky be wrong. Getting so tired of “fixing” my software.

[bigdcaldavis]

Blame it in Goobuntu, I mean Google OS. :)