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Microsoft Anti-Virus - Extortion, Expedience or the Extinction of the AV Industry?
Overview Off late Microsoft released MSDOS 6.0, which included Microsoft Anti-Virus, a re-branded and ill-conceived entry into the anti-virus industry. It was obvious that Microsoft would become a player in the anti-virus industry at some level. Many comments were made at the time about Microsoft's previous debacle in the industry, and of course diehard Micro-haters cite this as a predication of the quality of the new product. This paper takes a look at the product that was acquired, the changes in the corporate culture at Microsoft between this duration, and the effect on the product Microsoft is bringing to market.
| Publisher | Virus Bulletin | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | October 2006 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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