[annie66]

I am operating a white MacBook (08) and got a message while I was surfin' that I had a major trojan attack and that a Windows program was there to root out all the bad stuff. I had to force quit because Safari was shut off. I do have Microsoft Word for Mac on this machine When I just logge on stuff seemed to be OK. Should I get this machine checked? How do I get it checked?

I thought Mac weren't subject to these viruses, worms,etc.

Annie:eek::eek::eek::eek:

[cmeeks]

The sites that warn you that you are infected are malware sites wanting you to download their trojan or other malware.
For the most part, as a Mac user you are safe from Trojans and viruses. Most of the malware in the wild is written for the Windows platform and will not run on on a Mac. This dose not mean that you are bullet proof there are viruses in the wild for Macs and a anti virus application is still needed.
More than likely you do not have a virus You should get an anti-virus program for your mac. I ave only used on because my work requires Norton for Mac I use it and have nothing to compare it to, so I can not make an informed suggestion on the subject.