Microsoft admits OneCare anti-virus software 'not stellar'
Monday, March 19. 2007
More resources will be applied promises research team
By Gregg Keizer, Computerworld
Microsoft has acknowledged that its OneCare anti-virus software performed poorly in recent tests, and promised to do better by paying more attention to malware that is actually in the wild.
"The recent detection numbers were not stellar," Jimmy Kuo, a member of the Microsoft security research and response team, said in a company blog.
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