Carolyn,
Thanks. I thought of that -- and will almost certainly do so -- but a couple of things give me pause. First, I've had Trend Micro for more than 18 months and haven't had any problems. True, that doesn't mean a whole lot by itself, but still... Second, I'm concerned about the security issue reported in today's Wired board:
<<Last week, RESEARCHERS DISCLOSED AN uncommon discovery: a zero-day iOS vulnerability that didn’t just work, but was actively being used by at least one government against a dissident. It turns out that mobile vulnerability works for Safari on Apple’s OS X as well, which is why you should go install the latest updates on your computer right now. (If you haven’t updated iOS on your iPhone or iPad yet—go do that first.)
Apple released Safari 9.1.3 and the OS X security update yesterday, citing the work of Citizen Lab and Lookout, the two research teams that discovered the iOS exploit that Apple patched last week. The description of the vulnerability in the Safari update release notes says that “visiting a maliciously crafted website may lead to arbitrary code execution,” which sounds identical to last week’s iOS flaw.>>
What do you think?
