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ReviewsBitDefender Antivirus 2008
Reviewed on September 11, 2007 BitDefender Antivirus 2008 has greatly improved since last year; we'd like more access to configuration options beyond simple enabling and disabling features. -
DownloadsAdware Away 3.1.4.f
Protect your system from adware, spyware, Trojan horses, worms, hijackers, and keyloggers.
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NewsIs Microsoft reacting to Firefox's popularity?
February 15, 2005 Reversing a longstanding Microsoft policy, the company will ship an update to its Internet Explorer browser separately from the next version of Windows. The move acknowledges that the browser has become the target of virus and spyware writers. Some analysts attribute Microsoft's change of heart to the progress of the Firefox browser. Is the company reacting to growing concerns about browser security, or does Firefox have Microsoft on the run? -
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IE7 being developed to resist spyware
June 14, 2005 Next version of Microsoft's browser is being built to derail hijacking attempts by spyware and other malicious software. -
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This week in security
February 18, 2005 Bill Gates acknowledges IE has become security risk, as he announces browser update will ship separately from next major version of Windows. -
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Week in review: Reading Redmond
February 18, 2005 Just when you think you have Bill Gates' next move figured out, he goes and does the opposite. -
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Cybercrooks add Windows flaw to arsenal
September 30, 2006 Days after sample attack code for a yet-to-be-patched flaw surfaced, malicious sites are popping up that exploit the hole. -
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This week in security
June 17, 2005 Browser-based attacks are on the rise, a trade group says. Also: Zombie attacks are more likely to come from AOL users.
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