B BobEsponja macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 15, 2011 6 0 Nov 30, 2011 #1 I mean on ANY platform, I see trojans for every platform now-a-days, but I never see any viruses at all, OSX, GNU/Linux, or even Windows 7. By the way, I run Xubuntu.
I mean on ANY platform, I see trojans for every platform now-a-days, but I never see any viruses at all, OSX, GNU/Linux, or even Windows 7. By the way, I run Xubuntu.
GermanyChris macrumors 601 Jul 3, 2011 4,185 5 Here Nov 30, 2011 #2 BobEsponja said: I mean on ANY platform, I see trojans for every platform now-a-days, but I never see any viruses at all, OSX, GNU/Linux, or even Windows 7. By the way, I run Xubuntu. Click to expand... Really?? Many of us came from Linux.. You are now the first to grace my ignore list...
BobEsponja said: I mean on ANY platform, I see trojans for every platform now-a-days, but I never see any viruses at all, OSX, GNU/Linux, or even Windows 7. By the way, I run Xubuntu. Click to expand... Really?? Many of us came from Linux.. You are now the first to grace my ignore list...
munkery macrumors 68020 Dec 18, 2006 2,217 1 Nov 30, 2011 #3 Viruses have been supplanted by worms given that worms propagate more actively and, therefore, worms are more effective. Worms do still exist. Recent examples include Stuxnet and a variant of TDL-4; both of which target Windows.
Viruses have been supplanted by worms given that worms propagate more actively and, therefore, worms are more effective. Worms do still exist. Recent examples include Stuxnet and a variant of TDL-4; both of which target Windows.