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At my work we have about 6 people on our floor. Everyone has a PC, I have a Mac Book Pro. We have a controlled corporate network, and everyone with a PC has a customized corporate version of Windows XP. Every PC has this Cisco Security Agent thing. Recently multiple people have been getting warning messages saying IP .... is trying to access the network. The IP address is my Mac. This worries me.
Anyone know what this is? Is it possible the Mac has a virus. They tried giving me this Semantic Anti Virus for Mac, but the virus definitions are from 2005. I try to update them, but the update fails. I hope this is nothing, but I am worried its something. Any thoughts or ideas are welcome.
Anyone know what this is? Is it possible the Mac has a virus. They tried giving me this Semantic Anti Virus for Mac, but the virus definitions are from 2005. I try to update them, but the update fails. I hope this is nothing, but I am worried its something. Any thoughts or ideas are welcome.