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Mac Attacks
Author:
Sheri Mora
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
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Security
After decades of being thought off-limits to hackers, Apple is now a big target for malware. To avoid the malware, Apple advises users to either manually or force quit their browsers if notification about malware pops up. It's very likely the iPhone and iPad are next on the hit list.
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