  jarablue Always be true to yourself
join:2001-06-11 Worcester, MA | LOL Pack of thieves turning in on themselves. First post bootaylicious. | |
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 |   mrchris We don't miss you Bush Premium join:2002-10-01 North Babylon, NY | Re: LOL About time, they were losing credibility after spy/adware companies were joining anyways!
Please no 'first post' BS, kthx. | |
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  oliphant I Have 8 Boobies Premium join:2004-11-26 Corona, CA
| Duh... What did they think was going to happen? You lie with dogs you get fleas.
Good riddance...and let others be on notice; you whore yourself (Lavasucks, PP)...people will notice. -- Don't get it, demand it! The Anime Network www.theanimenetwork.com | |
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 |   Doctor Four My other vehicle is a TARDIS Premium join:2000-09-05 Dallas, TX | Re: Duh... I like the analogy a GRC newsgroups regular gave a few weeks ago when it was revealed that 180 Solutions had joined:
"When you introduce enough foxes into a hen house, it stops being a hen house. It has now become a fox den." | |
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 |  Gundam_Toon
join:2004-09-03 Noblesville, IN | Re: hehe Good one | |
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 |   Doctor Four My other vehicle is a TARDIS Premium join:2000-09-05 Dallas, TX | Or another one:
Consortium Of Adware Scumware Trackware...
That's one someone posted in the security forum when 180 Solutions was admitted into COAST. | |
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  GreggE Thinking - Thinking Premium join:2003-06-01 Mid Tenn
| Now for the rest Any other "Anti-Spyware" companies want to defend companies of known spyware products? Maybe between the Adaware debacle and this, these legit spyware removal companies will stay legit and do what they set out to do in the first place...help the consumer. | |
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  Grail Knight Who Dares Wins Premium join:2003-05-31
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| No surprise there. These types probably eat their dead.
It is kind of sad though as they were easier to keep account of when they were in a cluster. -- Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.7) Gecko/20050412 Firefox/1.0.3/Thunderbird version 1.0.2 (20050410) | |
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 |   Grail Knight Who Dares Wins Premium join:2003-05-31
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| I think COAST set themselves up for a fall by not realizing that once they let the Spyware Vendors into into their midst they would use their huge financial resources to sway the votes. No diff. then the government Special Interest Groups who claim they are working for the people, but are really only working for their own profit.
I think your idea could take off if you got the word out and you could prove CASA's legitimacy holymama31. You would be amazed what backing is available once you prove your organization is there to help and has iron clad contracts with anyone that would be part of your group not allowing it to stray from it's mission.
If money is made available after that so be it. One can not fight the Spyware Vendors without cash. I personally would like to see MS throw their financial weight behind a group be it yours if it takes off or any Anti-Spyware, Anti-Adware. I think you would see some real progress then in fighting these losers that prey on users and their machines. -- Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.7) Gecko/20050412 Firefox/1.0.3/Thunderbird version 1.0.2 (20050412) | |
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  Rogue Wolf Ate The Last Of The Pumpkin Pie
join:2003-08-12 Troy, NY | Hmmm.... Could this have been what the spyware companies wanted all along?
Infiltrate, corrupt, destroy from within... victory? | |
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 |   Fatal Vector
@aol.com | Re: Hmmm.... You think? This strategy is old as the hills. Infilterate and conquer. | |
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1 edit | Re: Hmmm.... said by Fatal Vector:
You think? This strategy is old as the hills. Infiltrate and conquer. Actually It's called Divide and Conquer, As that is what one would do to an enemy or an opponent.
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 damox Premium join:2002-01-07 Olympia, WA | It's my guess . . . It's my guess that the demise of COAST was 180Solutions' plan all along. | |
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  RealDrazula
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| A new standards committee needed The goals of the original members of COAST was standardization and awareness. Certification of products was never the original intension. And that runs completely counter to the original goals.
Hopefully a new organization can be formed to move standards and education forward. | |
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 |   holyhell
@bellsouth.net | Re: A new standards committee needed standards and education?
nah | |
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