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What are you talking about? The malware poses as Microsoft / Windows products, which is a clearcut trademark violation. In the car case, this would be analogou
by ummonk 6y ago
What are you talking about? The malware poses as Microsoft / Windows products, which is a clearcut trademark violation.
In the car case, this would be analogous to a 3rd party selling defective parts under the brand name of a car manufacturer.
- walshemj 6y agoWhich is a problem I recall a BBC program about fake brake pads years ago.