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"Reasearchware" ???
Decrypting SSL transmissions is thievery.

The whole system is no different than tapping a telephone line without a court order. Those who use it should be jailed.
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I see no problem IF ...  Ludovit | 12/20/04
Pop Up Dialog  Middle of the Road | 12/20/04
I agree  Ludovit | 12/20/04
Marketscore/IMesh = Bad News  betelgeuse68 | 12/20/04
Amen  Middle of the Road | 12/20/04
This is not Microsoft's fault  betelgeuse68 | 12/20/04
Market score could kill themselves  voska | 12/20/04
Disappearing in the middle of the night...  John L. Ries | 12/20/04
MarketScore - Spyware in my oppinion  asudduth | 12/20/04
uninstall  Middle of the Road | 12/20/04
removal  asudduth | 12/20/04
There are many spyware programs that  bjbrock | 12/20/04
When software refuses to uninstall, or starts itself  bjbrock | 12/20/04
Agreed.  Anton Philidor | 12/20/04
List of browser add-ons  Anton Philidor | 12/20/04
A Rose By Any Other Name...  WildcatRay | 12/20/04
So you are worried about spyware.  Squawkbox | 12/20/04
And what about PROMIS software?..  Jeff Spicoli | 12/20/04
There is a bunch of software out there worse than Comscore  Squawkbox | 12/20/04
While there may be worse, although I am not  bjbrock | 12/20/04
For them to decrypt info, they must aquire  bjbrock | 12/20/04
its a proxy  linuxoverwindows | 12/20/04
Let's make this simple...  John L. Ries | 12/20/04
Additionally...  John L. Ries | 12/20/04
Make it even simpler  redoakranch@... | 12/21/04
"Reasearchware" ???  Update victim | 12/21/04

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