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Re: Mac OS X's Reputation for Security Wearing Thin

Subject: Re: Mac OS X's Reputation for Security Wearing Thin
From: Ivan Marsh <ivanmarsh@yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 07 Aug 2009 12:24:01 -0500
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Rotten Apples wrote:

<snip irrelevant bs>

"Is it finally time for the company to admit that its operating 
system is as susceptible to security issues as Windows?"

Perhaps you should go look up how many security updates have been released
for any given version of Windows or Linux.

...and then find a new hobby.

Security updates are a good thing... unpatched security holes are a bad
thing.

-- 
"All right, all right, if it will make you happy, I will overthrow society."
  - Philip J. Fry

References:
- Mac OS X's Reputation for Security Wearing Thin
  - From: Rotten Apples <major_debacle@yahoo.com>

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