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It should go deeper than Intermix
The companies that are paying them to distribute the malicious software should be prosecuted as well. This is similar to enforcing laws that hold companies that provide financial aid or support to terrorists liable. I spent months and a few $$$ trying to find software that would remove a hijacker. Eventually I got rid of it, but what a hassle.
Posted by: JudgeLeo   Posted on: 04/28/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Intermix's defense  Letophoro | 04/28/05
Once scum, always scum.  James T. Kirk | 04/28/05
Good job  mojoman_x@... | 04/28/05
Spyware is handled wrong  osreinstall | 04/28/05
A national security issue? Are you sure?  Hugh Jass | 04/28/05
Your IP address has been logged  osreinstall | 04/28/05
It should go deeper than Intermix  JudgeLeo | 04/28/05
maybe we should file against MS  robustengine | 04/28/05
maybe we should file against MS  Loverock Davidson | 04/28/05
dont forget firefox  Valis Keogh | 04/28/05
That's just stupid  Hugh Jass | 04/28/05
Maybe not but...............  rsouza@... | 04/29/05
good god  Valis Keogh | 04/28/05
Nice analogy! happy (NT)  Hugh Jass | 04/28/05
There ought to be a law that requires:  NobodyHome | 04/29/05
how is it different to...  roberto_maietta@... | 04/29/05

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