Re: Re-installing

From: Jim Carlson <nomail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2006 17:43:28 -0400

In article <1155330627.605494.321690@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Three Stooges" <erniemac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

In addition, "nasties" from the internet can easily corrupt your hard disks.

I'm confused. It was my understanding that there are no Macintosh
viruses -- Apple even says this in their advertising -- and I've read
that there's no Mac spyware, either, so what can a Mac user pick up from
the Internet that can easily corrupt your hard disks?

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