Part 2: Macs And Viruses. Fact vs. FUD.

FUD. Fear, Uncertainty, and a new “D”—Disinformation (thanks to a Mac360 reader). That’s the world in which Macs seek to increase market share.

What’s the problem and who’s behind the misinformation era of 2006?

Former Windows user and Mac afficianado Michael Kenney of New York brings us Part 2 of Macs and Viruses. Fact vs. FUD.

Myth #4
Now that Macs are getting more popular, aren’t virus writers going to start attacking the Mac more?

Fact
Increased visibility of an Operating System does not automatically mean an.... (excerpted).

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