Major vulnerability affects Symantec products

Thanks, Posty. The patches would be within LiveUpdate, would they not?

Speaking of which, I was kinda grumpy last night when LiveUpdate hung up and was using 100% resources for a good 20 minutes and wouldn't let me endtask it. :grumpy:
 
Leslie said:
Speaking of which, I was kinda grumpy last night when LiveUpdate hung up and was using 100% resources for a good 20 minutes and wouldn't let me endtask it. :grumpy:
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Yep I'd have to say that was well hung
 
HomeLAN said:
Norton is the devil.

*walks away, muttering*
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Yeah, I've have so much trouble over the years un-installing Norton AV, and systemworks stuff,
until I'm really prejudiced about them.
I still like the Norton Ghost version 7, but the new ver 9 sux IMO, and I won't
even go near the AV.
 
I recommend AVG to people who ask me about Anti-Virus at RadioShack. They like that it's free and that it works well for me. I call that "thinking customers first."
 
after reading this review I was sold on Kaspersky


Pros - Kaspersky Antivirus:

* Currently has the best detection record of all antivirus programs
* Easy to install, works right out of the box
* Daily updates ensures full protection at all times
* Small program, uses only 11 MB disk space, requires minimal resources
* Scans all types of archives, not only ZIP-files
* Supports all types of media: disk, floppy, cd, network drives etc
* Runs as system service on Windows NT/2000/XP.
* DOS scanner included
* Very good user manual (250 pages) included
* Phone and email support included for free

Cons - Kaspersky Antivirus:

* Interface could have been better

Major flaws - Kaspersky Antivirus:

* None

Email clients supported - Kaspersky Antivirus:

* MS Outlook
* MS Outlook Express
* MS Exchange

Supports the following email database formats:

* MS Outlook
* MS Outlook Express
* MS Exchange
* Eudora
* MS Mail
* Pegasus Mail
* Netscape Mail
* JSMail
* MIME
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