本帖最後由 samiux 於 2013-7-3 01:16 編輯
咁你地對Mac既Flashback有何睇法?
goshigoo 發表於 2013-7-2 16:47
Basically, Flashback is a worm which makes use the vulnerability of the Java to infect the Mac OS X. When the Mac OS X does not install Java, the Flashback can do nothing on it. That's why Apple does not include Java with the Mac OS X after the incident. When users need them, they can install them but the users should take the risk. That means Java, Flash and Adobe Reader are not safe.
It is harder to get the rights of Administrator of *nix unless the *nix (operating system) has vulnerabilities. In general speaking, malwares (such as virus) require Administrator's right to run in *nix.
Even a *nix infected a *nix kind of malware, the damage is lesser than a Windows system which infected a Windows kind of malware. Windows malwares may lead to compromised the whole system but *nix cannot as the malwares cannot get the Administrator's rights unless you give them.
By the way, the common of Windows system in the world is due to the pirate copies but NOT the secured and user-friendly features. Meanwhile, *nix systems are more stable than Windows system. For example, when updating packages in *nix systems, you are not required to reboot the system unless the kernel is updated.
Samiux
Update reason : fix typo |