Microsoft Anti-Spyware?

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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Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-07
Todd Knarr

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Anonymous

Why let MS have a chance in this derby? Re: Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-07
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Why let MS have a chance in this derby? Re: Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-08
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Why let MS have a chance in this derby? Re: Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-18
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Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-08
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Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-17
Anonymous

"The toaster won't be a fire hazard unless someone plugs it in first!"

Interesting statement. Does this mean that IE is fine if you dont actually use it on the net? Doesn't really sound fit for purpose IMO :P

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Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-10
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Read the license agreement again 2005-01-12
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Great Article 2005-01-16
Jon Read

Microsoft Anti-Spyware? 2005-01-19
Comparing MS vs. SpyBot Vs. AdAware