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Windows Malicious Removal Tool Statistics
0 Comments Published by ean June 13th, 2006 in Antivirus, Microsoft, SecurityMicrosoft has released a statistical report on the results of the Malicious Software Removal Tool. The MSRT was released in January 2005 and has had mostly monthly updates since then. If you use Windows Update, Microsoft Update, or Automatic Updates, you most likely have this tool running on your computer.
It should be used [...]
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