CNET Technology News December 17 International Report US local time this Thursday, Microsoft announced that it has acquired Giant Software. This is an anti-spine, rebounded window, anti-spam software developer.
Microsoft said it plans to launch Giant technology-based products that protect the Windows PC will not be harassed by spyware and other deceptive code. Microsoft said that Giant's technology enables more complete security technology in Windows XP SP2. According to a statement published by Microsoft, it will release the beta test version of Giant technology within one month. The beta version of the product can scan the user's PC, find spyware, and enable users to delete spies. This tool will be configurable, so the user can block the known spyware and other specific software installed on its own PC. Microsoft did not disclose this acquisition of financial information, nor did it announced the release of Giant technology-based products, but only revealed that it will release β version products within one month.
In the past two years, Microsoft IE has been severely blown by security threats. The authors of malicious code typically use the defects in IE to attack the attack or install malware on the user's PC. When the user clicks on a link, the malicious code will be triggered, providing a channel for the criminal control user's PC.
Mike, Vice President of Microsoft Safety and Technical Department, said in a statement that for PC users, spyware has become an increasingly serious problem. The user has clearly stated that I hope Microsoft can take a valid solution. He said that through this acquisition, we can provide users with technology that keeps PC away from spyware and other fraudulent software, we are excited.
