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Live Safety Center is good and free
By Woody Leonhard
When Microsoft first announced Windows Live OneCare, I figured
Redmond had a lot of cojones to charge consumers for protection against
flaws in its own products.
In OneCare's first month, however, it appears to my jaundiced eye that MS has responded
admirably
to two real, in-the-wild, zero-day attacks — first in Word, then in Excel — via a little-known
free service called the Windows Live
Safety Center. Never heard of it? Read on.
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