Symantec e anti-copia....

Genjo Sanzo · 29-08-2003, 01:06

Security software and service company Symantec has added a controversial type of antipiracy technology to the new version of its main virus-zapping program.

Norton Antivirus 2004, which Symantec announced Monday for release next month, will use product activation, an increasingly common technique to tie a copy of an application to a particular PC. Symantec plans to add activation to the rest of its consumer software line over the next year.

Del Smith, senior product manger for Symantec, said activation is intended to protect consumers from widespread counterfeit copies of Symantec programs. The company estimates at least 3.6 million bogus copies of its programs are sold annually, causing headaches both for Symantec and unsuspecting buyers, who find out too late that the software isn't doing the job.

"What consumers don't understand is that while those units may appear to be legitimate, there are a number of risks associated with pirated software...including the likelihood that it really isn't protecting their PC," Smith said.

Microsoft was the first major software maker to broadly use product activation, introducing it in the Windows XP operating system, amid concerns that the technology would balk at simple changes in a PC's hardware.

Cosa ne pensate?

PinHead · 29-08-2003, 01:07

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Originariamente inviato da Genjo Sanzo
Security software and service company Symantec has added a controversial type of antipiracy technology to the new version of its main virus-zapping program.

Norton Antivirus 2004, which Symantec announced Monday for release next month, will use product activation, an increasingly common technique to tie a copy of an application to a particular PC. Symantec plans to add activation to the rest of its consumer software line over the next year.

Del Smith, senior product manger for Symantec, said activation is intended to protect consumers from widespread counterfeit copies of Symantec programs. The company estimates at least 3.6 million bogus copies of its programs are sold annually, causing headaches both for Symantec and unsuspecting buyers, who find out too late that the software isn't doing the job.

"What consumers don't understand is that while those units may appear to be legitimate, there are a number of risks associated with pirated software...including the likelihood that it really isn't protecting their PC," Smith said.

Microsoft was the first major software maker to broadly use product activation, introducing it in the Windows XP operating system, amid concerns that the technology would balk at simple changes in a PC's hardware.

Cosa ne pensate?

Traduzione??

Genjo Sanzo · 29-08-2003, 01:10

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Originariamente inviato da PinHead
Traduzione??

Va bè che è notte, ma fai un piccolo sforzo, dai...
In pratica è l'implementazione per i futuri (tipo la suite dell'anno prox) prodotti symantec un sistema anti-copia alla Winzozz Xp....

Blue Spirit · 29-08-2003, 01:11

La cosa nn mi stupisce, anzi credevo lo avrebbero fatto prima...cmq io nn uso prodotti norton

IlPadrino · 29-08-2003, 01:15

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Originariamente inviato da Genjo Sanzo
Va bè che è notte, ma fai un piccolo sforzo, dai...
In pratica è l'implementazione per i futuri (tipo la suite dell'anno prox) prodotti symantec un sistema anti-copia alla Winzozz Xp....

ah quindi sarà INcopiabile come xp...

Genjo Sanzo · 29-08-2003, 01:24

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ah quindi sarà INcopiabile come xp...

Mah, fin da subito mi pareva chiaro che la prima reazione alla lettura del post sarebbe stata " Azz, ci metteranno un giorno in + a fare la cura"....

Cmq pure io non uso prodotti Symantec....AVP e Sygate rulezz !!!!!

IlPadrino · 29-08-2003, 01:27

anche io uso sygate come firewall
e norton come antivirus

Genjo Sanzo · 29-08-2003, 01:36

Mah, per me Norton è un po' troppo invasivo e ciucciarisorse come antivirus....Sygate funziona davvero perfettamente.....
cmq siamo

IlPadrino · 29-08-2003, 01:41

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Originariamente inviato da Genjo Sanzo
Mah, per me Norton è un po' troppo invasivo e ciucciarisorse come antivirus....Sygate funziona davvero perfettamente.....
cmq siamo

oh ma mica l'ho cominciato io l'ot

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Cmq pure io non uso prodotti Symantec....AVP e Sygate rulezz !!!!!

p.s.
sarà più invasivo degli altri, ma penso sia il più sicuro

emax81 · 29-08-2003, 01:48

io penso ke hai sbalgiato sezione

Bilancino · 29-08-2003, 02:26

Beh norton antivirus non lo installo neanche se me lo regalano.........

Ciao

RenèBascè · 29-08-2003, 08:37

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Originariamente inviato da Bilancino
Beh norton antivirus non lo installo neanche se me lo regalano.........

Ciao

Come mai?

Bilancino · 29-08-2003, 11:27

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Originariamente inviato da RenèBascè
Come mai?

Perchè è pesante, basta Sygate 5.1 free, pup up stopper o webwasher 3 classic e un antivirus come F-prot per windows e qualunque vecchio pc corre come un treno.........
Il pacchetto norton internet security è un mattone, l'antivirus a mio avviso migliore è il 2001

Ciao

29-08-2003, 01:06	#1
Genjo Sanzo Bannato Iscritto dal: Apr 2003 Città: Spiral / P.S. Iscritto dal: Nov 2001 Messaggi: 1019	Symantec e anti-copia.... Security software and service company Symantec has added a controversial type of antipiracy technology to the new version of its main virus-zapping program. Norton Antivirus 2004, which Symantec announced Monday for release next month, will use product activation, an increasingly common technique to tie a copy of an application to a particular PC. Symantec plans to add activation to the rest of its consumer software line over the next year. Del Smith, senior product manger for Symantec, said activation is intended to protect consumers from widespread counterfeit copies of Symantec programs. The company estimates at least 3.6 million bogus copies of its programs are sold annually, causing headaches both for Symantec and unsuspecting buyers, who find out too late that the software isn't doing the job. "What consumers don't understand is that while those units may appear to be legitimate, there are a number of risks associated with pirated software...including the likelihood that it really isn't protecting their PC," Smith said. Microsoft was the first major software maker to broadly use product activation, introducing it in the Windows XP operating system, amid concerns that the technology would balk at simple changes in a PC's hardware. Cosa ne pensate?

29-08-2003, 01:11	#4
Blue Spirit Senior Member Iscritto dal: Feb 2002 Città: Termini Im. (I)/Port Talbot (UK)/Ludwigshafen (D) Messaggi: 936	La cosa nn mi stupisce, anzi credevo lo avrebbero fatto prima...cmq io nn uso prodotti norton __________________ «Sono cristiano con Copernico, Descartes, Newton, Leibniz, Pascal, Eulero, Gerdil, con tutti i grandi astronomi e fisici del passato. E se mi si chiedessero le mie ragioni sarei felice di esporle» (Cauchy) /// I shall fear no evil, for Thou art with me /// CLIO COMMUNITY /// AF inside /// Sehnsucht

29-08-2003, 01:48	#10
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29-08-2003, 02:26	#11
Bilancino Senior Member Iscritto dal: Jun 2001 Città: Lazio Messaggi: 5936	Beh norton antivirus non lo installo neanche se me lo regalano......... Ciao __________________ HP Gaming 16 I7 10750H, nVidia GTX1650TI 4Gbyte DDR6, 16Gbyte di Ram, SSD INTEL 500Gbyte, Amplificatore Denon PMA-510AE, Diffusori Q Acoustics 3020i

29-08-2003, 01:27	#7
IlPadrino Senior Member Iscritto dal: Sep 2002 Messaggi: 2178	anche io uso sygate come firewall e norton come antivirus

29-08-2003, 01:36	#8
Genjo Sanzo Bannato Iscritto dal: Apr 2003 Città: Spiral / P.S. Iscritto dal: Nov 2001 Messaggi: 1019	Mah, per me Norton è un po' troppo invasivo e ciucciarisorse come antivirus....Sygate funziona davvero perfettamente..... cmq siamo

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