Recently it was suggested that OS X was less secure than Windows. In timely fashion MacSecurity notes that Corsaire has published "Securing Mac OS X" [PDF], a whitepaper on just that very topic.
Even if that were true, and I doubt very much that it is, the relatively small number of machines running X, especially in business environments, gives it less impact than a Windows security issue.
Migrators to Apple's new operating systems talk about their experiences. Some of them come from Classic MacOS, some from Windows, and some from other Unixen.
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Even if that were true, and I doubt very much that it is, the relatively small number of machines running X, especially in business environments, gives it less impact than a Windows security issue.
By Scott M., at 7:55 AM
Actually, it was suggested that:
1) Windows was less insecure than people think; and
2) Mac OS X is less secure than people think.
That's all. Not so much that Windows was more secure than Mac OS X. The phrasing used in that Secunia release was misleading.
By Anonymous, at 9:18 AM
In either case, this is a good document to have.
By J.A.S.O.N., at 9:53 AM
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