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At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Macs get on the network without any checking. So if you spoof your useragent you can bypass the check.
by amock 16y ago
At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Macs get on the network without any checking. So if you spoof your useragent you can bypass the check.
- Naga 16y agoIf someone knows how to spoof a useragent, they probably don't need virus protection anyways.
- mikeknoop 16y agoYes but the underlying problem here is the your non-technical person on a Mac does need some sort of education or anti-virus. It's further building onto the illusions that Mac OS is invulnerable to viruses and spyware.
- orangecat 16y agoyour non-technical person on a Mac does need some sort of education or anti-virus Education yes, antivirus no. There are roughly zero active Mac viruses; the real threat is phishing.