Plldwnyrpnts
join:2003-04-19
Chicago, IL | reply to woody7
Re: Hmmmm.........
I won't be chucking it. I'll just consider it less reliable. And as always, it will not be the only scanner I use. |
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CampMaster
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| said by Plldwnyrpnts  :I won't be chucking it. I'll just consider it less reliable. And as always, it will not be the only scanner I use. Same here. Pretty sad though and duly noted for future reference and recommendations to others.
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Viper007Bond
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Same goes for me as well.
I've been relying on Microsoft's lately actually. It caught the Cydoor that came with eXeem while Ad-Aware did not.
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Buddel
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said by Plldwnyrpnts :I won't be chucking it. I'll just consider it less reliable. And as always, it will not be the only scanner I use. Yep!:) |
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King P
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I've always used Ad-Aware and Spybot. This does make me scratch my head about Ad-Aware. If Anti-Spyware companies start doing this (removing known spyware from it's definitions) then what is to keep Norton or McAfee from doing the same thing with Virus definitions? I guess big money always talks loudest...
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Well, they HAVE. They've at times removed malware remote control trojans that went "legitimate" with a commercial version, e.g. NetBus Pro.
I don't know if they still do this, but it has more to do with liability than with pay-offs.
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BonezX
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join:2004-04-13
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said by Viper007Bond :Same goes for me as well. I've been relying on Microsoft's lately actually. It caught the Cydoor that came with eXeem while Ad-Aware did not. same deal with cydoor, S&D caught it when i scanned, but ad-aware didn't and it usially picks up on data miners. |
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slimpickinz
join:2003-11-29
Conyers, GA
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It did not catch Cydoor...hmmmm, have you updated definitions lately....
Look here, as an experiment, I installed exeem and here are the results...
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