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1,000% increase in dark web threat actors targeting macOS
(www.accenture.com)
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Well, they were significantly more secure by default than Windows due to various design measures including the separation of user land. And old OS9 was friggin brilliant for a web facing machine back in the day.
OS9 ran absolutely everything with full privileges. It was not even remotely secure. It was basically Windows 95-level security.