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 <description>Microsoft is defending the merits of its free Security Essentials anti-malware software after a top Symantec engineer badmouthed the new release.
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 <description>Microsoft&#039;s free Security Essentials antivirus software identified 98% of over half a million malware samples, an accuracy rating an independent testing company called &quot;very good&quot; today.
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 <description>Armed with an anti-malware test report that pits Symantec&#039;s Norton AntiVirus 2009 against Microsoft&#039;s just-released Security Essentials software, a top Symantec engineer ripped into the new consumer anti-malware as an unimpressive re-cycling of Microsoft&#039;s discontinued Live OneCare technology.
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 <description>Microsoft has released its free antivirus software, Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). As the name implies, Microsoft&#039;s new security software removes the bloated bells and whistles found in other products, like Microsoft&#039;s discontinued Windows Live OneCare, and provides only the essential protection.
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 <description>Microsoft will block users running counterfeit copies of Windows from installing the free Security Essentials antivirus software, the head of the company&#039;s anti-piracy group said Tuesday.
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 <description>If antivirus protectors could collect data from machines and users, including geographic location, social networking information, type of operating system, installed programs and configurations, it would enable them to quickly identify new malware strains without even looking at the code. Here are a few examples of how this could work.
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 <description>Although one of the top consumer security vendors welcomed Microsoft&#039;s Security Essentials to the market, another dismissed the new free software as a &quot;poor product&quot; that will &quot;never be up to snuff.&quot;
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