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I suggest adding the following programs to your spyware detection signatures.
I have included the URL's where you can find them for reference.
Spector & eBlaster (Remote Monitoring & Keylogging)
http://www.spectorsoft.com
RealVNC (Remote Control & Monitoring)
http://www.realvnc.com
In addition, you may want to locate a copy of Grokster (File Sharing App)
which contains enough spyware, adware and malware to bring even the fastest
computer to it's knees. WARNING: Download it at your own risk.
I realize that Windows Defender is still in beta (I am a developer too), but
my experience with it and the previous version (Microsoft Antispyware) have
not been good at all when it comes down to detecting many common spyware,
adware and malware threats. I also believe that it should detect certain
cookies that can pose a potential threat to privacy.
Lastly, it is not clear how to update the signatures. Perhaps adding an
update button and an auto update option would be a good idea.
I have included the URL's where you can find them for reference.
Spector & eBlaster (Remote Monitoring & Keylogging)
http://www.spectorsoft.com
RealVNC (Remote Control & Monitoring)
http://www.realvnc.com
In addition, you may want to locate a copy of Grokster (File Sharing App)
which contains enough spyware, adware and malware to bring even the fastest
computer to it's knees. WARNING: Download it at your own risk.
I realize that Windows Defender is still in beta (I am a developer too), but
my experience with it and the previous version (Microsoft Antispyware) have
not been good at all when it comes down to detecting many common spyware,
adware and malware threats. I also believe that it should detect certain
cookies that can pose a potential threat to privacy.
Lastly, it is not clear how to update the signatures. Perhaps adding an
update button and an auto update option would be a good idea.