If you business depends on your Mac(s), our recommendation is to wait to upgrade to Leopard, at least until 10.5.2, unless you have some compelling, practical reason to upgrade sooner. Here’s a true, and so far fairly common story of a Leopard upgrade scenario, names and organizations are withheld, and permission to share verified.
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Posted on 05 Nov 2007 12:07 PM |
How to determine if you’ve been infected.
In the last day there’s been some news about a new bit of somewhat-malware on the mac. “Somewhat” because at least in its current form, and relative to some very nasty virii out there, this code rates as just above harmless. That it was announced on Halloween is probably the scariest thing about it. Never-the-less, it is an unwanted and uninvited bit of code, and here’s how to determine if you’ve been infected.
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