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Corporate PCs 'riddled with spyware'

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December 03, 2004, 6:03 AM — Corporate PCs have an average of 20 occurrences of spyware, ranging from harmless cookies to system monitors to Trojan horse programs, according to a study by anti-spyware firm Webroot.

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