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Microsoft - the antivirus vendor?

By CNET Networks

Published: Thursday 29 July 2004

Reader Comments

If Microsoft's offering is based on Pelican softwa...
Anonymous

The question is: Would you trust an MS antivirus g...
Dom

I kind of agree with Dom. If the product was wr...
Jon

When Microsoft have fixed the holes in their opera...
Portle

Er, DOM and Co, AV software is updated much more f...
Mark M

So Dom and Jon, there's no virus's for unix and li...
Anonymous

I couldn't agree more. If unix or linux had 90% of...
John C

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