Microsoft's search for spyware
Microsoft's beta version of its Windows AntiSpyware application is now available for download via the company's Web site.
Credit: Microsoft
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Microsoft's beta version of its Windows AntiSpyware application is now available for download via the company's Web site.
Credit: Microsoft
remover. Much of the spyware infecting Windows operating
systems is installed right off the media and sequestered in
Systen32 dlls.
As well, a plethora of CLSIDs used in threadding to bad dlls,
such as Webcheck.dll, for one, may be found in the registry, and
are used as standard components.
Are we to assume, then, that the new spyware tool from
Microsoft will literally offer up Windows systems in sacrifice? --
That takes self-effacement to a new level.
I don't think so...
offering the Giant beta spyware remover, the latter would,
immediately following installation in a Windows system, format
the drive and install Linux.
Then the Giant beta would have accomplished its stated mission
of removing spyware...
- tad ironic
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February 26, 2005 1:35 AM PST
- there must be someone stuck in the bowels of the
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(6 Comments)microsoft mega-corporation, confined by the
stereotypes of computer geeks who still
********** at age 34, group think prozac ******
and the weight of the greed of the tech market
anylists, growth baby growth. this is his cry
for help.