In short, yes. But there aren't many, and chances of getting one are quite slim. Macs are very safe and user friendlty, but, personally, i would prefer a windows XP based PC, because of the games and applications available. But, this goes for all computers, as long as your careful and look after your machine, no harm will come to it.
The first virus to breach a Mac computer was the iBotnet virus. The iBotnet virus was reported in the month of April in the year of 2009. However, Macs usually do not get viruses.
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All Computer program's get virus if they are not scanned and maintained using Anti-virus software's.
Before one can do a virus scan on a Mac computer, anti-virus software must already be installed on the computer. Some examples of trusted free software are Avast, iAntiVirus and ClamXav. Once the software is installed, simply open it up on the desktop and click on "Scan my Mac" to run a system scan.
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Apple Computer does not sell or make Anti Virus software. You would have to buy and a Mac compatible Anti-Virus software from a 3rd party and install it on the Mac. You would also have to read the manual to see if the Mac compatible Anti-Virus looks for a Windows version of the Virus.
Not necessarily. Let's take Aobo Mac keylogger as an example, which is not virus. Aobo mac keylogger is neither spyware nor virus. Virus or other spyware is normally installed as a Trojan horse, then used to steal the users' personal information like online accounts, bank account information, etc. A distinct feature of virus is that it is installed automatically and stealthily into your computer by malicious links or bundling to another piece of software and then infects your computer without your notice. Usually, they are vicious programs used by those bad guys to do bad things. However, if someone wants to install a mac keylogger in your computer, it is necessary for him or her to have physical contact with your computer. Otherwise, the keylogger can not be installed. Generally speaking, anyone else can not install a keylogger in your mac without your permission unless they have other access to your computer. If you use a keylogger on your mac, all the activities on your computer will be under your control, including when and how your computer is used.
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The real answer is: No, it's not possible there are no known Mac OS X viruses in the wild at this writing, so the likelihood of getting one is zero.
A mac is another computer. They say they cant get viruses. Mostly this is true, however when Mac's gained in popularity, people, sadly, did create viruses. If you didnt want a virus, Apple is the way to go. It is much more likely to get a virus (trojan, malware, adware, ect.) on a Windows/PC than an Apple. It is possible, but not likely.
If you get a virus in your computer, you should take the computer to some place like Geek Squad (located within Best Buy) or to a Mac Genius (if you own a Mac) in order to get help removing the virus. If you still have a different computer that works, you can find information online about how to remove specific viruses.
In order to get a virus out of a computer you first need to get rid of the computer because you made the wrong choice in computers. Stupid PCs get viruses 24-7, while Macs don't viruses at all. I have had my Mac for 2 years not and had had 0 problems with it. My old Dell could barely function. Go for a Mac and get rid of you crappy PC