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Niel

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#444569 1-Mar-2011 20:20

nakedmolerat:
Niel: I highly recommend Spybot Search & Destroy. Just Google it. It is so good that some anti-virus applications deliberately flag Spybot as spyware, it is a threat to their revenue.

this software still exist? i dont buy that last sentence

Been around for 11 years and supported by donations. Is Linux still around?

For a long time there was a statement on their web site regarding anti-competitiveness.
http://technologizer.com/2009/04/07/spybot-sd-claims-other-anti-malware-providers-playing-dirty/
They might have gone overboard with their statements, but when is the last time you found incompatibilities between applications and magically compatible if you change the order of installation?

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#444588 1-Mar-2011 21:12

Niel:
nakedmolerat:
Niel: I highly recommend Spybot Search & Destroy. Just Google it. It is so good that some anti-virus applications deliberately flag Spybot as spyware, it is a threat to their revenue.

this software still exist? i dont buy that last sentence

Been around for 11 years and supported by donations. Is Linux still around?

For a long time there was a statement on their web site regarding anti-competitiveness.
http://technologizer.com/2009/04/07/spybot-sd-claims-other-anti-malware-providers-playing-dirty/
They might have gone overboard with their statements, but when is the last time you found incompatibilities between applications and magically compatible if you change the order of installation?

(Edited to enable hyperlink.)

last version of spybot was released on 26th Jan 2009 (2 years old+) - linux last update was... (choose your flavor)

my 2 cent for your article dated on 2009, incompatibility between two softwares are common especially for security softwares that has realtime monitoring.

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#446239 7-Mar-2011 11:55

I installed malwarebytes and confirm that I'm not infected.

Cheers, Stevo

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