JonPalanis

From the publisher website: Their website: http://www.getifocus.com

The more popular FF is going to get the more exploits there will be. There are already many exploits out there: http://www.frsirt.com/exploits/20050521.mfsa200544.php http://www.frsirt.com/exploits/20050521.firelinking2.php http://www.frsirt.com/exploits/20050521.fireviewing.php I wonder how IE7 will improve IE security

Hey DigeratiPrime, Thank you for the advice - I do have firefox. I use both FF and IE to surf the web. Each have its advantages and disadvantages

lol Im not THAT clueless. I use Norton AV/Spybot S&D/MS antispyware/Ad-Aware Pro and Webroot Spy Sweeper (my fav). Anyway all of them state its clean. In my book at least that means an installation is clean. Other then that, MalWhere is really a program worth having.

I installed it and its clean. Maybe the list is not updated?

While surfing the web I stumbled upon this new utility that promises to help you figure out what is what on your computer and identify malicious processes. The interesting scoop about this little (free) program is that is uses AI to analyze processes that it doesn’t recognize. Let's say you are infected with a new Trojan that the anti-spyware companies haven't heard of yet. MalWhere will query Google with the name of the process and analyze the results to produce a threat factor and a description. The cool part is that it uses the internet community (forums/blogs) to figure out the process nature in real time so there isn’t a problem of not being updated with the latest virus definitions.