> OS X can be compromised. Doesn't really matter whether it's technically > a virus or a trojan, users ata, credentials bank details etc are all at > risk. > > Of course it can be compromised. Weak passwords, the occasional but rare application exploit, or user level exploits derived from social engineering hacks. In fact almost exactly the same vectors as desktop Linux, but there are none in normal use that could be executed in the same way that was once possible in Windows and none that come from any weaknesses in the operating system.
s/ -- Twitter: @sfgreenwood "TBA are particularly glib"
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