3) Why doesn’t MS make sure AV etc program makers are advised of any viruses they’d like removed …? It sounds like a great rationale to me so why not? 2) Any decent virus/malware program will have already removed these threats (IF they are present) If it/they haven’t THAT is the problem. I have, I think, a very good set of malware detection and removal tools (eg Malawarebytes, Spybot) a good antivirus program (Avast) and a fine firewall (Privatefirewall).
I also use Firefox (never IE) and have the NoScript addon. I scan periodically using the F-Secure online facility. This is in a way irritating as I would love my MS problems to have come from some common virus or malware! My “proof” of the efficiency of my security is that I have to date never had any infection. Rather than go to the trouble of designing a special piece of software for a (generally) non-existant problem (assuming most people have decent enough anti-virus etc progs installed) it would have been more efficient to simply check for the presence of specific viruses that would hamper any update process AS A PART OF THAT update process, and then to notify the user IF there was a problem. SHOULD I INSTALL MICROSOFT MALICIOUS SOFTWARE REMOVAL TOOL UPDATE SHOULD I INSTALL MICROSOFT MALICIOUS SOFTWARE REMOVAL TOOL DOWNLOAD.SHOULD I INSTALL MICROSOFT MALICIOUS SOFTWARE REMOVAL TOOL UPDATE.SHOULD I INSTALL MICROSOFT MALICIOUS SOFTWARE REMOVAL TOOL INSTALL.
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