By CNET Networks
Published: Thursday 29 July 2004
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Name
Dom
Location
UK
Occupation
IT sysadmin
Comment
The question is: Would you trust an MS antivirus given their sloppy coding track record?
Personally, it is definity no.
Current antiviruses are doing a good job at mitigating the damages caused by MS poorly designing their OSes.
Therefore I wouln't want to make precarious situation worth.
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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