iPhone Suffers First Worm Attack Comments
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 9th Nov 2009 |
Comments for iPhone Suffers First Worm Attack
haim said on 9th November 2009
Keith said on 9th November 2009
I know a lot of people don't like Apples control, but here I suppose is a good example were it pays off. Really the heading of this article should have said -> "Jailbroken IPhone suffers first Worm attack".
Now I wonder how Android is going to fair in the future, especially as it apparently more open.
Jay said on 9th November 2009
antivirus would be pretty useless on an iphone because there's no background running lol
@Keith: could be a little like IE and FF open source quicker to patch than from a slow company
Keith said on 9th November 2009
@Jay, That's the whole point, an anti-virus is not needed on the IPhone wasting battery and CPU usage. Yeah, you don't have as much freedom with a locked IPhone, but at least you don't need to worry about getting an Anti-Virus app for it.
Matt G Baish said on 10th November 2009
@Gordon It's RTFM not RTRM as in your quote :) I'm sure everyone knows what it means (or can easily find out) so I won't elucidate. :P
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Good to see even hackers are commenting their code.