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Kamis, 27 November 2008

Microsoft Anti Virus Not Safe?


Step last week that Microsoft will offer free anti-virus with the name of Morro made time bomb for the computer security industry. Microsoft's previous interest cost of U.S. $ 50 a year for Windows Live OneCare service.
Microsoft's security software will be available in the second half of 2009. Promised, the software is able to provide protection against viruses, spyware, rootkits, Trojan, and other threats that may arise.

Laura Yecies, Vice President Check Point ZoneAlarm software division at Microsoft said the announcement did not disrupt ZoneAlarm.

"This is not the first free product, consumers who already have antivirus products are free determine the choice," said Yecies.

Provision of free software by Microsoft will raise the concern that many more users who depend on one source. Even for this, even while paying even Microsoft's OneCare is never off the best security products. I wonder if this new product Microsoft will not be able to protect all users.

Can be understood business operating system manufacturer in the world's largest software that provides free anti-malware, such as car manufacturer membundel water bag and seat belt.

However, comparing the security between the security vehicle with a remote computer is different. Stir the danger behind, with a far different threat to the computer that happens continuously with the increasingly innovative ways.

Also changed the type of threat from viruses written by computer experts that smug, changed into the program created by dangerous criminals to steal information dangerous. While also providing jobs for thousands of employees who work in security companies in the world.

Industrial safety has long been working together for mutual information about the various threats that exist, although they also put-off to become the best. Step Microsoft offers free anti-virus market feared would damage the security of other companies. [Ito]

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