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Just a few years ago, Apple commanded only a small fraction of the computer market.
Today, thanks to the success of OS X and iMacs, Apple is the third largest PC maker with about an 8 percent market share. This hasn't gone unnoticed by hackers, and you can expect to see more attacks on this increasingly popular platform.
Already, a couple of instances of trojans targeting Mac users have occurred, such as a Flash-based trojan earlier this year, and another discovered in June that attempts to steal passwords and lower firewall settings.
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