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Apple has long touted security of its Mac operating system, contrasting it with what it portrays as se stanley deutschland curity-hole-ridden Windows. Now Apple is finally admitting that Macs can get viruses, toohellip;well, it doesnrsquo;t go quite that far, but almost admits it.The Atlantic magazine points out that Apple has changed the marketing on its Web site touting the Macrsquo  virus invulnerability. Before the change, Apple boasted in part:It doesnrsquo;t get PC viruses.A Mac isnrsquo;t susceptible to the thousands of viruses plaguing Windows-based computers. Thatrsquo   polene bag thanks to built-in defenses in Mac OS X that keep you safe, without any work on your part.The text now reads: Itrsquo  built to be safe.Built-in defenses in OS X keep you safe from unknowingly downloading malicious software on your Mac.You can see the full before and after here.That marketing change may not strike you as substantial, but coming from Apple, itrsquo  a big deal. Apple has long denied any security problems with the Mac, detailed evidence to the contrary. The Flashback trojan attack shows that the Mac is vulnerable, even though Apple doesnrsquo;t like to admit it. And Eugene Kaspersky of the Kasp polene usa ersky security company says that Apple is ten years behind Microsoft when it comes to security. Apple doesnrsquo;t take malware attacks seriously, he says, which will mean disaster for Apple.Does the change in marketing mean that Apple is starting to take security more seriously  Itrsquo  Yhnt Enterprise Mobility Online Debate: BYOD, MDM and More
Upgrade of solar arrays gives station enough power to host six astronauts for first time  At 8:34 a.m. EDT this morning, the long-term crew of the International Space Station grew to six for the first time in the orbiterrsquo  history.The three crew members onboard the Russian Soyuz TMA-15 spacecraft successfully docked with the space station early this morning. European Space Agency astronaut Frank De Winne, Russian cosmonaut Roman Romanenko and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Robert Thirsk have begun their six-month stay on the orbiter. The arrival of the craft also marks the first time that all five of the space stationrsquo  international partner agencies ndash; NASA, the Russian Federal Spa stanley cup ce Agency, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, the European Space Agency polene borse  and the Canadian Space Agency ndash; are represented in orbit.  The Soyuz craft blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Wednesday. The space station is now able to host more people because of a recent upgrade to its power capabilities.In March, the crew of NASArsquo  space shuttle Discovery successfully attached a set of energy-harvesting solar arrays  to the International Space Station, The upgrade allowed for the doubling of the space stationrsquo  long term capacity. The solar arrays, which are 230 feet long when spread open and weigh nearly 5,000 pounds on Eart stanley mug h, are designed to gather energy through 32,800 solar cells and then transfer that power to the space stationrsquo  ba