It sounds to me as if they did, and as if the badware blacklist implementation was working fine, but was given bad data. Given the rapid proliferation of new ba

It sounds to me as if they did, and as if the badware blacklist implementation was working fine, but was given bad data. Given the rapid proliferation of new badware, it seems reasonable to bulkload blacklist updates to an existing and tested backend. Obviously, given the scant details, I could be wrong, but my impression is that this is a wonderful demonstration of GIGO.