From Intel's labs: Virus hunters and power savers

Also: The hard-coding isn't any type of file paterns or the such. It simply(or not so simply) detects network traffic anomolies which is a pretty cool idea. Funny how Intel is announcing that around the same time that MS is talking up how Vista won't let suspect computers on the LAN. Users will be forced to keep their PC clean....brilliant.; Posted by: IT Scion Posted on: 08/25/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Neat Concept itanalyst | 08/25/05

Interesting, but... woot! | 08/25/05

right, and as an added bonus.,,, linuxoverwindows | 08/25/05

yes .... gary.douglas@... | 08/25/05

A few problems stan@... | 08/25/05

TERRIBLE IDEA daver_z | 08/25/05

Err... Malik_z | 08/25/05

Also IT Scion | 08/25/05

Brilliant???? stan@... | 08/26/05

typical traffic patterns? DStrick64 | 08/26/05

Traffic patterns stan@... | 08/26/05

That's an unknown IT Scion | 08/29/05

Re: No typical patterns IT Scion | 08/29/05

RE: Also nightshade0143 | 08/27/05

Actually no IT Scion | 08/29/05

Not sure it works pgloor | 08/26/05

Virus Hunting Chipsets walterreads@... | 08/27/05

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