February 12, 2006 on 8:59 pm | In Adware |
Computers Microsoft finally getting into business of security
Winston-Salem Journal, NC - Feb 10, 2006 We’re talking about viruses, spyware, adware, spammers, keystroke loggers, phishers, hijackers and other monsters of the virtual night.
BitTorrent starts licensing program to keep malware at bay; Opera
Ars Technica, MA - Feb 7, 2006 Reports on the new licensing scheme BitTorrent hopes will keep spyware and adware makers from using the BitTorrent trademark are circulating today, along with
Cookies not so sweet when harming your computer
Inman.com (subscription), CA - Jan 27, 2006 The real culprit, much to my chagrin, turned out to be something that is even more intrusive than most cookies called adware. Eliminate adware.
Shaming purveyors of spyware and adware
Webindia123, India - Jan 25, 2006 A coalition of technology companies and consumer groups have formed an organization to publicize companies that spread spyware and adware.
Anti-Spyware Group Issues Final Guidelines
Mediapost.com, CT - Jan 13, 2006 THE DIVIDE BETWEEN ADWARE COMPANIES and software removal vendors seems to have grown in the last year, with at least one major lawsuit, and increasingly
Security Firms Team Up On Spyware
Forbes - Jan 30, 2006 In particular, some forms of “adware,” which display advertisements on a computer and may record a user’s Internet activities, are legal and could benefit some
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