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We are all so blind....

Look, it is great that this rootkit exposure happened, but what most people are not thinking about is that Sony is only ONE of the many large media companies. First, do you really think they are the only ones performing serious, possibly illegal tactics and hiding behind the DRM? Second, as I read a recent "Wired" article. We should be demanding our money back from EVERY single one of those anti-virus companies, for both not detecting the trojan (so everyone of them KNEW about it prior to its discovery) and not immeidately acknowledging it was trojan. Every single one of them avoided the issue till many days, or weeks later. Write to your AV company demanding full refund!

I smell a class-action lawsuit... I'd love to see Symantec and McAfee both fry. They are both as corrupt as Sony... I pity anyone that uses any of their products....

Posted by: DarbyOhara   Posted on: 11/17/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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