Mac OS X Snow Leopard, due to be released on Friday, may contain an unannounced Antivirus feature.
According to an Intego report, Were not sure yet exactly how this works, but the above screen shot shows this feature working with a download made via Safari, detecting a version of the RSPlug Trojan horse in a downloaded disk image.
This discovery comes just as Apple released a new Get A Mac ad criticizing the amount of viruses found in Windows.
At least it can protect itself. It doesn't need any other software.
Before that ability Mac OS X started to ask you if you want to open that file as a pre-caution in 10.5. Now that it's more popular hackers are developing new viruses much much more. But that doesn't mean it can't protect itself. Apple will close any holes very quickly but in this world viruses are evolving very fast that the one that you have neutralized is in a different shape that you have to neutralize it again.
Mac OS X is getting much much more secure now. It's not a proof of showing Mac OS X as being the same as Windows.
It's UNIX man. It's secure.
Hahaha, "I wanna buy great computer that just works, without 100 viruses...", hahaha. This is just the beginning, and this is not something new, malware exis on Mac some times, but so users don't know that.
First Mac become Intel, now got malware, what's next??? WinOS ;)