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Microsoft Anti-Spyware?
Kelly Martin, 2005-01-06

Microsoft has jumped into the anti-spyware market, but is this a new approach to thwarting bugs, or are they gearing up to profit from a dubious industry they helped create?

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I have been using Microsoft since the Ages of DOS and Linux since 1995 (Slackware). Although I'm an advocate of Linux I have been using Windows 2000 for 4 years and, in combination with Mozilla/Firefox and ZoneAlarm, completely avoiding Outlook, I have countered no viruses/trojans on my computer. Little paranoia goes a long way, especially if you are always-on on the Internet.

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