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Protection for Mac and Linux Computers: genuine need or nice to have?
Overview The current risk to computers running non-Windows platforms is small but growing. As Macs and Linux computers become more prevalent within organizations, they are likely to become more of a target for hackers as a way in to the rest of the network and a means of infecting websites. This paper investigates the real threat from non-Windows platforms. It discusses the dangers of them distributing Windows viruses, examines the implications of their growing popularity, and highlights regulatory pressure to protect them.
| Publisher | Sophos | File Format | |
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| Date Published | October 2008 | ||
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