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Can't comment on MacKeeper itself, but i feel this is a really stupid advice... You don't need an antivirus because virus definitions are slow to update? Fine,

Can't comment on MacKeeper itself, but i feel this is a really stupid advice... You don't need an antivirus because virus definitions are slow to update? Fine, but what about old virus? Am I protected by magic? Also, I feel like the increase in OSX popularity will result in an increase in malware for it, so I'm not sure for how long "OSX is virus-free" will be valid

kylebrown 12y ago
You protect yourself by not clicking on executables you don't trust (or running them in a VM). Its not magic, and its better than a false sense of security from anti-virus which is easily bypassed / poisoned (for example, even a clean bitcoin client will set off AV alarms).