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Where I work we don’t allow Apple Mail to run on corporate computers. IT rolled out mandatory endpoint protection once, and they started getting reports of mal
by someonehere 6y ago
Where I work we don’t allow Apple Mail to run on corporate computers.
IT rolled out mandatory endpoint protection once, and they started getting reports of malware living in the Mail storage folder. Apparently when employees synced their corporate Gmail to Apple Mail, Apple Mail was pulling down the malicious/suspicious attachments from the Google spam folder. So I figure that’s a good reason why physical mail clients need to die. There’s no real need for them anymore.
- fiddlerwoaroof 6y agoMalware doesn’t harm your computer just by sitting around on the disk.
- jojobas 6y agoUntil someone finds a buffer overflow in Apple Mail MIME handling or some such.