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Letter #6: Microsoft is the problem
Microsoft is the worst purveyor of spam and adware. Letters to the Editor
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Letter #5: Adware is insidious
Removing adware from a workstation requires tools like rootkit revealer and even then that is not enough. Letters to the Editor
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War against malware still rages according to readers
Readers sound off on the state of malware defense and Microsoft's role in the battle. Article
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Step-by-step guide: Google hacking to test your security
Make sure your Web site is not vulnerable to Google hacking. Let contributor and Microsoft MVP Brien Posey guide you through a Google hack of your Web site. Step-by-Step Guide
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Price war looms as Microsoft enters security market
Analysts at Gartner predict Microsoft Client Protection enterprise security product will push competitor prices down by at least 10 percent. News
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Verifying file integrity with MD5 checksums
As employees become much more distributed, ensuring the integrity of your files becomes essential. According to contributor Serdar Yegulalp, you can beef up security for a multitude of files, from patches to e-mail, with MD5 checksums. Tip
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Do I need Norton on top of firewall, pop-up blocker, virus and spyware protection?
My repaired computer now has Windows XP Pro SP2. I recently got SBC-Yahoo DSL service along with a Linksys wireless broadband router. Do I also need to install my Norton SystemWorks suite? XP has a firewall and my DSL has anti-spyware, virus protecti... Ask the Expert
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Antivirus programs -- which one do you prefer?
Get help choosing the best antivirus program for your network. Taken from a live thread in the ITKnowledge Exchange forum, your peers discuss their favorite antivirus programs. ITKnowledge Exchange Advi
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Antivirus programs -- which one do you prefer? Part 2
Get help choosing the best antivirus program for your network. Taken from a live thread in the ITKnowledge Exchange forum, this is a continuation of a peer discussion on popular antivirus programs. ITKnowledge Exchange Advi
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Microsoft new spyware client will go beta in '05
Microsoft revealed its plans for new enterprise security products that fight malware and spam, but gave few details about what they look like and when they will appear. Article