Sh*t Apple Fanatics Say
Listen to the Sh*t Apple and Mac users say. A very entertaining look at the world of an Apple fanatic. Watch the video below.
WRITERS
Scott Rose & Andrew Baird
DIRECTOR
Scott Rose
Apple User Fanatic Video Link.
Apple is increasingly a target of ransomware attacks. Many apps for Apple are now having malware incidents that historically were a Windows operating system problem. Unfortunately, Apple OS is no longer “virus-free“. Read more about the new malware threat to Apple.
Despite the sh*t Apple users say about viruses, vulnerabilities in the Apple Operating System have grown over time. An Apple Mac computer or laptop can get a virus or malware infection. While, it is less likely for a Mac device to have virus infections compared to a PC, the Apple macOS is longer impervious to attack.
Fans of the Mac OS are still reeling from the KeRanger ransomware campaign, which infects the user from the Transmission app. In the latest news, security holes in Apple software including the Mac OS X operating systems versions Mavericks 10.9.5 up to Yosemite 10.10.5 exist.
Can Mac ransomware could encrypt your Mac?
macOS ransomware attempts to install itself in several places on your system. It hides behind names such as “com.apple…” and “AppReporter”. If you install these malicious files on your computer it will begin encrypting your files. After that, you will get a ransom message asking for $50 bitcoin to decrypt your data files.
You can review the trend at CVE Details Apple Mac OS.
