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Old 02-20-2010, 04:03 AM
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has anyone else run into a security identificatin problem with this site? Lately, my Norton security system has begun issuing a threat flag when I sign onto this site. Anyone else experiencing these issues? It started happening about 2 weeks ago.
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Old 02-20-2010, 05:03 AM
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I haven't...but I got rid of Norton and I am using Avast!
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I just got rid of Widows and bought a Mac just because of the virus threat.
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Old 02-20-2010, 06:17 PM
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I understand the MAC is pretty much bulletproof from most viruses today,but not all.
If more & more people buy them,wouldn't the viruses affecting them increase too?
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I have both Mac and PC. Do banking and such on the Mac, but they don't seem to surf the web quite as fast, and are a little funny with some wireless connections. They both have their place.

I have McAfee anti-virus and have not seen anth warning on the SYC site.
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anyone have anything bad to say about Norton?.

we use comcast and the McAfee anti-virus has been free on the site, we need to change in a week or so says comcast Norton is there choice, not sure what to do, go buy McAfee and load it on all the machines or go with the free Norton.....any feedback appreciated.


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We haven't had any virus problems when using Norton. It may be a little "over sensitive" at times. Right now, it won't automatically fill in our password on the SYC site - it says that there is a "moderate" security threat. No problem in overriding the warning and signing on though.
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anyone have anything bad to say about Norton?.

we use comcast and the McAfee anti-virus has been free on the site, we need to change in a week or so says comcast Norton is there choice, not sure what to do, go buy McAfee and load it on all the machines or go with the free Norton.....any feedback appreciated.



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I understand the MAC is pretty much bulletproof from most viruses today,but not all.
If more & more people buy them,wouldn't the viruses affecting them increase too?

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Rick,

Market share for Macs has increased in the private user sector (high school, graduate/college student, out-of-office professionals, etc) but corporate (banks, lending institutions, government agencies) have not and most likely will not switch over to Mac. The only professionals using Macs are art design, movie editing, graphic editing, magazine lay-out, etc. Hackers would not waste time on a virus that could affect the daily flow of those businesses. There are Mac viruses around but they are far and few between. The learning curve takes a week tops but the capabilities and simplicity continuously amaze me on a daily basis.

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