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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?TVMgQW50aXNweXdhcmUg on August 13, 2005, 12:00 pm
If you were Registered and logged in, you could reply and use other advanced thread options Thanks. I suspected Beta was not designed to detect cookies, but did not
want to answer my own question and provide responders with an easy out.
Thanks for the antispyware link.
"MAP" wrote:
> MS Antispyware (Beta) Seems Ineffective wrote:
> > I run three antispyware applications daily: Microsoft Antispyware,
> > MicroTrend, and Spy Sweeper. Microsoft Antispyware (Beta) runs first
> > and never identifies anything. Whichever application I run second
> > routinely identifies 20 - 30 items and/or traces to be removed. Any
> > thoughts as to why your Beta software never identifies any problems?
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> >>Any thoughts as to why your Beta software never identifies any problems?
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> This is not a microsoft support site.This is a newsgroup of average (or not
> so average) users of windows to exchange info.
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> What problems are the other programs finding "Cookies" if so MASB does not
> detect cookies they really are not a problem.
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> >>Whichever application I run second
> >> routinely identifies 20 - 30 items and/or traces to be removed
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> If you are finding this many malware apps. daily and they are not cookies
> something is serious wrong with your security.
> Do you have "Spy Sweepers" realtime shields turned on?
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> http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html
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> Mike Pawlak
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