>> There are zero known *viruses*, in the wild,that can infect MacOS X.
>> Do you have any evidence that there have been?
>>
>> There are other forms of malware, most of which require the active
>> cooperation of someone with administrator privileges to install, but the
>> system has been remarkable virus-free.
>>
>> And of course phishing and social-engineering attacks are widespread.
>
> well, jim, you won't know you're infected until you are.
> rich
I take it, rich, that this is your way of saying,
"No, Jim, I do NOT have any evidence that there have been any viruses that infect MacOS X."
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