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indeed those messages are good examples of social engineering, but when comparing OS security there's nothing inherent about MacOS or Linux that would make them
by raesene6 10y ago
indeed those messages are good examples of social engineering, but when comparing OS security there's nothing inherent about MacOS or Linux that would make them any more resistent to the same kind of social engineering attack.
I'd suggest that the reason that there are fewer attacks of that nature on those platforms isn't down to superior OS security but less profit available to attackers, due to smaller market share and perhaps lack of a ubiquitous target app. like office.
- pfg 10y agoI think you're missing my point. I'm not saying either is better in that respect (like zyx321 claims for Windows), I'm just saying they're both just as vulnerable despite the existence of sandboxed apps.