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AppleInsider: Mac OS X security expert Charlie Miller addresses MAC Defender malware.

“Removing ‘MAC Defender’ after inadvertently installing it is as simple as quitting the app, deleting it from the Applications/Utilities folder and rebooting. There is no cleanup process that requires special tools, as is the case on Windows where antivirus software is often needed to remove all traces of malicious or viral files scattered through the file system and to purge all the data that malware has copied into the Windows Registry.”

05/24/11 • 12:26 PM • Apple • Internet • Software • No Comments

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