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Exactly. Any AV worth it's salt should pick up something that a security update should have fixed.
by jenscow 13y ago
Exactly. Any AV worth it's salt should pick up something that a security update should have fixed.
- johnchristopher 13y agoBut that's the catch: I am not convinced AV vendors have the resources, the complete knowledge and the access to Windows inner workings to fill in MS role. And what about the legal rights ? Would they be allowed to patch a security kernel breach, or a lib, made up of closed proprietary code in binary format (an extreme and unlikely case but that's what I read when IT people tell users "we'll just use an anti-virus to circumvent the lack of MS updates") ?