>Steven Rogers wrote: >On Apr 11, 2004, at 9:07 PM, Fabian Ius wrote: > >> "This is the first native Mac OS virus we've >> found," says Brian Davis, a sales manager for Intego, a Mac security >> firm >> that discovered the problem. > >I thought Intego was the group that figured out the problem and >*created* the example. This article seems to be putting a little spin >on the story. > >It has nothing to do with the Mac's popularity, its a function of the >folks at Intego working their butts off until they finally figured out >a proof-of-concept for a Mac virus. > >SR Right on SR, The "news release" from Intego implied there was an actual serious Trojan infecting Macs. Apparently this was not a security problem at all, just a sleezy sales ploy by Intego. Writing anti virus software for Macs must be a somewhat unrewarding enterprise. When there is a security problem with OSX, I trust Apple to fix it faster and better than some other software company. Bill Freeman