The Anti-Spyware Coalition (ASC), whose members include AOL, CA, McAfee, Microsoft, Symantec and Yahoo! Although adware makers say there are legitimate uses for their programs, an entire anti-spyware market has been spawned to combat the stuff.
An independent report released on Wednesday has forecast massive growth in the amount spent by businesses on anti-spyware products over the next few years. The report, Corporate Anti-Spyware Market 2005-2009 by the Radicati Group, cites growing...
Two anti-spyware watchdogs are urging federal regulators in the US to take action against a music search website they say is a front for malicious software. The CDT is a watchdog group that runs the Anti-Spyware Coalition.
A global anti-spyware initiative consisting of a number of large vendors has crumbled after the exit of several members, leaving the co-ordinated fight against spyware in disparate hands. Founding member Computer Associates, which owns Pest Patrol...
US House of Representatives leaders have introduced a bill aimed at tackling the threat of malicious PC-disrupting spyware. This is not the first time the House has attempted to regulate spyware - back in October 2004 it voted for a bill which was...
The purchase of small US spyware detection software publisher will soon put Microsoft in a position to offer its own anti-spyware application, designed to eradicate software that can, among other things, inundate users with unwanted pop-ups.
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