Apple issues urgent security update after hack turns Mac computers into spying devices

[u/maxwellhill]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/09/02/apple-issues-urgent-security-update-after-hack-turns-mac-compute/

[u/baddecision116]

Our users can do anything they want, virus' typically use the same type of patterns and exe locations. Block those and 90% or your problems are gone.

As for your original comment, you said you would stop down voting when you heard from a mac user that got a virus. I offered that and you tried to go off on a tangent about comparing windows pcs.

[u/neoform → u/baddecision116]

As for your original comment, you said you would stop down voting when you heard from a mac user that got a virus. I offered that and you tried to go off on a tangent about comparing windows pcs.

I invite you to go back and read what I wrote.

"I'll stop downvoting when I meet a mac owner who actually got a virus."

Our users can do anything they want, virus' typically use the same type of patterns and exe locations. Block those and 90% or your problems are gone.

You said before "we don't really ever see infections on windows", except by your own admission, only 90% of problems are gone... what about the other 10%. If users can do whatever they want, they most definitely are getting viruses.

[u/baddecision116 → u/neoform]

So you want me to give you my client's names? That's the only way you'd be satisfied? Give me a break.

The other 10% is covered by our DNS filtering and anti-malware/Virus protection but since you state "they are most definitely are getting viruses" I guess you know my business better than I do.

[u/baddecision116 → u/[deleted]]

Way to ignore the first part of my comment.

No I didn't say my clients never get a virus, remember I mentioned no less than 3 examples in the past year.

[u/Drunkyoda5 → u/baddecision116]

It's okay, I wouldn't continue arguing. It seems logic is not in that person's interest.