Adobe may not be an operating system creator but they have a huge target on their back due to how large they have become. One Acrobat bug in particular getting a lot of attention because it is yet unpatched and the user does not even need to open an infected pdf file to become infected. [...]

Adobe Flash support has been a really hot topic for a long time concerning mobile phones. There are a few plugins out there that will enable basic support but they are very different from their desktop cousin. This is going to be changing next year when Adobe finally releases a version of their software for mobile devices. This is long needed step forward for mobile phones but unfortunately it is not going to be available for one very widely used device, the Apple iPhone.

Mac users are particularly vulnerable to this type of trojan because they have a false sense of security and think that only Windows computers get infected. Spyware applications that have recently been made for Mac computers look very genuine as malware writers are attempting to capitalize on Mac users inexperience. The next year will be an interesting one for Apple users at the rate malware is being introduced for them.

When I first read the title I said No Way but after reading it and realizing just how frustrating the OS X Dock can be I am inclined to agree with them.