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  1. archive.arstechnica.com

    First Mac OS X trojan horse spotted. Posted 04/08/2004 @ 3:24 PM ... and French Mac security firm Intego today announced the sighting of an overly-user-friendly Trojan Horse for OS X. The Trojan horse's code is encapsulated in the ID3 tag of an MP3 (digital music) file. ... This code is in reality a hidden application that can run on any ...
  2. michaelhans.com

    One of the (many) nice things about being a Mac user is our general invulnerability to the multitudes of viruses, trojan horses, and other exploits that threaten the 'net on a regular basis. So it's no wonder that the Mac world is all a-tizzy over anti-virus company Intego releasing news of what appears to be the first Mac OS X trojan horse, wrapped inside an apparent .mp3 file.
  3. archive.arstechnica.com

    Posted 04/10/2004 @ 1:54 PM by Eric Bangeman. Thursday, we reported that the first Trojan horse on Mac OS X had been spotted. After further review, ... The proof-of-concept is exactly that: a demonstration that OS X can be vulnerable to some Trojan horses, and not much more. The file posted on the Usenet takes advantage of a beahvior that is a ...
  4. With Mac OS X, many changes had made the Mac more resistant to malware. But Apple had to add more serious security features to Mac OS X to meet this challenge. Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, released in April 2005, saw a number of new security features added to protect Macs. This Trojan horse made the news around the world, and even got written up in the ...
  5. Security experts and Mac programmers have slammed Intego for exaggerating the threat of what the company called the first Trojan Horse for Mac OS X. "They gave the impression that this is a threat, but it isn't," said Dave Schroeder, a systems engineer with the University of Wisconsin. "It is a benign proof of concept that was posted to a newsgroup.

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