Originally posted by: deathkoba
Originally posted by: Codewiz
Originally posted by: deathkoba
MacOS X is ultra secure by nature. There's absolutely no way that stuff can get in. Ever heard of a Mac being hacked? I haven't either.
You obviously don't have a freakin clue.
I work on both platforms on a daily basis. I know what I'm talking about.
:roll: Sure thing bub. Macs are a complete and total pain in the ass and the only reason people can't hack them is because there is rarely anything worth getting into on them. How many companies do you hear of that have fleets of OSX servers for all of their critical information? How many popular websites are proudly hosted on macintosh servers? Yeah, that's right. At BEST .01 percent of all the servers in the world run OSX. Why the hell do people seem to think that just because they don't get hacked that their configuration is awesome. The truth is, nobody gives a damn about hacking you. If someone wanted to get at you bad enough, as long as you are connected to the internet, they can find a way in.
Just because you work on both platforms doesn't make you an expert... and apparently doesn't mean you have much of a clue about why Windows falls prey to spyware more often. If you want to write spyware, why the hell would you cater to less than 10% of the crowd that uses an array of differing OS'es when you can go after the other 90% at once?
But good thinking, blowhole. :roll:
