Anti-Virus White Papers

Spyware and Microsoft Windows

Overview The biggest target of spyware is without a doubt Microsoft's Internet Explorer. It is the most widely used web browser and it has a long history of weak security. It's deeply integrated into the Windows operating system and its scriptability makes it very susceptible to intrusion by malicious software. Browser helper objects can easily attach to Internet Explorer. These helper objects redirect traffic and add toolbars. The most common cause for users of the Microsoft Windows operating system to seek technical support from internet service providers or computer manufacturers is the infestation of spyware.

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Publisherwww.ExtremePersonalFinance.com File FormatHTML
Date PublishedJune 2006
FormatWhite Papers   
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