Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 24th Oct 2006 10:15 UTC, submitted by jayson.knight
"Yes, as a complete suprise it seems that Microsoft has released the final version of their long-time-in-the-making Anti-Spyware program, Windows Defender. The build is marked as 1.1.1592.0 and it seems it can be installed over previous versions (beta 2 that is; it cannot be installed over beta 1, previously known as Microsoft Anti-Spyware Beta)."
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2006-08-08
No, this product is to attract all viruses and spy to it so Windows can be more clean. You know even Windows doesn't have antivirus, all viruses go to it,
I actually got a headache trying to make sense of this. However...
if they say "Anti-virus", all virus "vendors" who would say "is it really? let me try". Probably this software has a way to separate all viruses from windows, makes itself sick but not windows, so it's more like a qurantine software.
This I understand, and agree with. Should be fun seeing what happens.