WHY DOES MICROSOFT ANTISPY NOT PICK THESE COOKIES UP?????

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ROBERT - S. AFRICA

Spyware Doctor Activity Report
Generated on 13/08/2005 06:58:54 Spyware Doctor Homepage
PCTools Homepage Technical Support


Scans (basic information only):

Scan Results:
scan start: 13/08/2005 06:59:06
scan stop: 13/08/2005 07:02:37
scanned items: 68114
found items: 5
found and ignored: 0
tools used: General Scanner, Process Scanner, Hosts
scanner, LSP Scanner, Registry Scanner, Cookie Scanner,
Browser Defaults, Favorites and ZoneMap Scanner, Browser
Scanner, Disk Scanner



Infection Name Location Risk
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@realmedia[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@doubleclick[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@tripod[1].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@atdmt[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@cgi-bin[2].txt Medium


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J

Jain

because these cookies are not threat to you
They are not infections, they are mere records of yourvisit to certain
website.

Jain

Spyware Doctor Activity Report
Generated on 13/08/2005 06:58:54 Spyware Doctor Homepage
PCTools Homepage Technical Support


Scans (basic information only):

Scan Results:
scan start: 13/08/2005 06:59:06
scan stop: 13/08/2005 07:02:37
scanned items: 68114
found items: 5
found and ignored: 0
tools used: General Scanner, Process Scanner, Hosts
scanner, LSP Scanner, Registry Scanner, Cookie Scanner,
Browser Defaults, Favorites and ZoneMap Scanner, Browser
Scanner, Disk Scanner



Infection Name Location Risk
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@realmedia[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@doubleclick[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@tripod[1].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@atdmt[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@cgi-bin[2].txt Medium


Other Sections:


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J

Jain

Use and run ccleaner (www.ccleaner.com) to clean useless entries in registry
and cookies folder.
ccleaner will keep your computer free of crab. MSAS is to look for spy.
beta1 does not look for cokkies, butwe hope to see beta2 doing so.

Jain

Spyware Doctor Activity Report
Generated on 13/08/2005 06:58:54 Spyware Doctor Homepage
PCTools Homepage Technical Support


Scans (basic information only):

Scan Results:
scan start: 13/08/2005 06:59:06
scan stop: 13/08/2005 07:02:37
scanned items: 68114
found items: 5
found and ignored: 0
tools used: General Scanner, Process Scanner, Hosts
scanner, LSP Scanner, Registry Scanner, Cookie Scanner,
Browser Defaults, Favorites and ZoneMap Scanner, Browser
Scanner, Disk Scanner



Infection Name Location Risk
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@realmedia[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@doubleclick[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@tripod[1].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@atdmt[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@cgi-bin[2].txt Medium


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Jim Macklin

You can open IE, Internet Options; security and the privacy
tabs and add those domains to the restricted sites lists.
Then you won't get those cookies or have those pages be able
to auto-run Active X controls or other crap.


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"ROBERT - S. AFRICA" <[email protected]>
wrote in message
Spyware Doctor Activity Report
Generated on 13/08/2005 06:58:54 Spyware Doctor Homepage
PCTools Homepage Technical Support


Scans (basic information only):

Scan Results:
scan start: 13/08/2005 06:59:06
scan stop: 13/08/2005 07:02:37
scanned items: 68114
found items: 5
found and ignored: 0
tools used: General Scanner, Process Scanner, Hosts
scanner, LSP Scanner, Registry Scanner, Cookie Scanner,
Browser Defaults, Favorites and ZoneMap Scanner, Browser
Scanner, Disk Scanner



Infection Name Location Risk
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@realmedia[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@doubleclick[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@tripod[1].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@atdmt[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@cgi-bin[2].txt Medium


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Richard Urban [MVP]

Cookies are history files and are used when you revisit a web site multiple
times. They may contain login information (name and password - if you choose
to save it) etc. If you want cookies removed, use a program that addresses
cookie removal. Ad-Aware se and SpyBot Search and Destroy do this.

--
Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

Quote from: George Ankner
"If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!"

Spyware Doctor Activity Report
Generated on 13/08/2005 06:58:54 Spyware Doctor Homepage
PCTools Homepage Technical Support


Scans (basic information only):

Scan Results:
scan start: 13/08/2005 06:59:06
scan stop: 13/08/2005 07:02:37
scanned items: 68114
found items: 5
found and ignored: 0
tools used: General Scanner, Process Scanner, Hosts
scanner, LSP Scanner, Registry Scanner, Cookie Scanner,
Browser Defaults, Favorites and ZoneMap Scanner, Browser
Scanner, Disk Scanner



Infection Name Location Risk
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@realmedia[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@doubleclick[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@tripod[1].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@atdmt[2].txt Medium
Tracking Cookie(s) robert@cgi-bin[2].txt Medium


Other Sections:


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B

Bill Sanderson

The current builds of Microsoft Antispyware don't scan for cookies, nor do
they allow for selective removal. The track remover tool will remove ALL
cookies--and, of course, you'll be sorry you did!

There is a stat for cookies during scans, and you will note that it stays at
zero.

The question of whether or not the product should perform these
actions--scan for, and selectively remove, cookies--is still undecided last
I heard. It is possible that this functionality may be added to the beta in
a later build.
 

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