It sounds a bit counterintuitive, but for me this just confirms that you should only be running Microsoft's AV software and avoiding all that third-party crap l

It sounds a bit counterintuitive, but for me this just confirms that you should only be running Microsoft's AV software and avoiding all that third-party crap like the plague. This bug was more subtle than the ones Tavis has found in the third-party products, and Microsoft responded immediately with a fix instead of giving them the runaround.