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Story: Vista vulnerable to malware from 2004
Way to pollute a test...
Allchin said "My son, seven years old, runs Windows Vista and, honestly, he doesn't have an antivirus system on his machine. His machine is locked down with parental controls, he can't download things unless it's to the places that I've said that he could do, and I'm feeling totally confident about that."
Sophos, attempting to spin things, ran a test that did *not* follow the statement above, i.e. the OS was not locked down, and you could download things.
Why not try it under the situation that Allchin said?
Full Talkback thread
Story: Vista vulnerable to malware from 2004
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Vista and Security Moley -
hmmm does this mean you actually gave your e-... bigfootman -
Big Mouth Moley -
hmmm still think this is unlikely bigfootman -
This is funny CMNetworx
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Not so funny Moley
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Fair comments bigfootman
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hmmm does this mean you actually gave your e-... bigfootman
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Maybe you're wrong in what you are saying and... pounder_arthur@hotmail.com
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Vista, A graphical dog CMNetworx
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A security 'monoculture' of Vista is a real concer... 187205
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Vista is not intended to provide full security for... Gomiboy
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Way to pollute a test... wraith808
