Command antivirus launched CSAV 4.9 for Mac. Now I now alwil has limited Manpower but if command relises the need for a mac version (rember command had no plans to make a Mac version either until now) so what about avast? Also rember command lost their top virus analyst to F-Secure recently
And there was me thinking that Mac’s were invulnerable to virus infection as they had such a small user base (not worth the effort for the script kiddies and expense for anti-virus companies) ;D ;D ;D
Viruses are pretty rare on macs but there are some out there. I honestly don’t think it would be a wise move for Avast! to make Mac anti virus though.
And there was me thinking that Mac's were invulnerable to virus infection as they had such a small user base (not worth the effort for the script kiddies and expense for anti-virus companies)the problem lies in macro viruses. windows macro viruses can operate in the Mac version of Microsoft office and damage your word, excel, etc. files. other than them OS X has no viruses or trojans or worms in the wild.
Why doesn’t Mac make an Av program to protect it from those few viruses? ;D
Apple does not see the need to make an AV program because even thogh macroviruses can affect office files they cant actually infect the Mac OS X enviroment. as it is I use virex but it eats up a ton of RAM (im talking 45-60MB)
Maybe virex is a virus ;D