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this has been done by a company called Advanced Computer Research in the 1990s - it has been proven to be working very well, so well that it was taken off the m
by fpp 14y ago
this has been done by a company called Advanced Computer Research in the 1990s - it has been proven to be working very well, so well that it was taken off the market (with force / criminal means). Officially the company was sold to an US conglomerate and immediately all products were taken off the market.
It was - in difference to the snake oil antivirus software sold commercially otherwise since then - also able to protect against unknown threats by creating a security focused virtual machine inside the PC and a sandbox around applications. This was the first VM available for PCs (1995)
The only links still visible that I could quickly find are:
http://www.securityfocus.com/tools/803 http://www.securityfocus.com/tools/803
http://web.archive.org/web/19990117023714/http://www.acrmain.com/index.html http://web.archive.org/web/19990117023714/http://www.acrmain...
- thirsteh 14y agoWhat you're describing is whitelisting vs. blacklisting. Whitelisting will always be the better solution, but it presents far more usability and "approval process" problems than blacklisting does.
- oconnor0 14y agoThat sounds very conspiratorial. What evidence do you have that it was taken off the market via force / criminal means?
- fpp 14y agofirst hand experience
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