> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 11:22 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Microsofts Anti-Spyware
> 
> Depends on your setup.  I'm careful enough about avoiding trojans and
> the like, and my wife is clued-in enough to not open anything fishy
> (phishy?).  After I spent 6 hours uninfecting and rebuilding my
> sister-in-law's laptop, my wife asked me if I would run the various
> spyware/virus/malware detection apps on our Windows PCs to see if there
> was anything on there.
> 
> The worst anything found were some HitBox tracking cookies and the
> Googlebar.

I'll mirror this.  My main PC is pretty well protected, but I set up a
little wireless PC for my kids in the playroom.  I pretty much forget it's
there and just recently went in to update it and check it.

They hit the internet all the time - but just sites like "Nick.com" and
"Disney.com".  Even tho' the machine was a plain Windows XP (no service
packs) the worth thing Ad-Aware found was the Yahoo toolbar and a coupla
cookies.

You can definitely get lucky even if you're lazy.  ;^)

Jim Davis





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