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That's true, but this would exacerbate the problem. Right now there's a relatively large list of possible AV programs that they need to get around. But if it w
by CWuestefeld 17y ago
That's true, but this would exacerbate the problem. Right now there's a relatively large list of possible AV programs that they need to get around.
But if it were known that, e.g., Comcast has a contract with McAfee to provide AV software, then the list becomes shorter, and may make it easier to target specific populations.
- arohner 17y agoI think we're in "violent agreement". I absolutely agree the suggestion is a bad idea, and this will make it worse. My original comment was intended to bolster your argument. I can't find the link right now, but a story claimed that the top 3 AV programs covered 75% of the market. I don't think dropping to 1 program to test against strains the virus writers significantly.