4 responses to “Make Way for Morro”

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   John June 11th, 2009 at 09:15

   does Morro stands for Microsoft Zorro?

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   rc primak June 11th, 2009 at 11:59

   Morro the same, if you ask me! I’m sticking with Threatfire, Avast, Comodo (firewall and Memory Firewall only) and Super Antispyware. Amazingly, no conflicts in this roll-your-own bundle. (PC Magazine — Neil Rubenking — recommends Prevx 3 plus Threatfire, but I don’t like to pay others to fix what Microsoft breaks.)

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   Carl June 12th, 2009 at 00:07

   I don’t think it should be caused for concern though. Microsoft give it out for free, so I doubt they will have big budge to make it a decent anti-virus. They are for profit organization, so they can’t allocate 100% of their time to make a free anti-virus software that caches as many virus as possible. I won’t be surprised that Microsoft’s free anti-virus can’t compete with other paid anti-virus softwares. personally it is very dangerous practice for Microsoft. customers will think having Microsoft free anti-virus is good enough. this will give people false sense of security.

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   rcprimak June 12th, 2009 at 23:53

   Carl –

   “Can’t compete with other paid anti-virus…” ?
   Microsoft can’t even compete with the *free* stuff, if you ask me. (And West Coast Labs, among others.)