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by throw0101d
702 days ago
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> Apple pretends they don't need antivirus the same way some Linux advocates will, but viruses exist on both platforms. Sure. But when was the last time a company was in the news when they were hit with macOS-, iOS-, or Linux-based ransomware? I'm in IT, but Windows was never my thing/niche. Generally I've viewed two problems with it: 1. when it becomes a monoculture where basically everything in the company runs on it 2. something about its architecture/designs appears (to me, at least) for very easy spreading of malware (does it have some weaker SSH-equivalent that allows easy remote control?) Just ask Maersk about these two points: * https://www.wired.com/story/notpetya-cyberattack-ukraine-rus... |
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