Re: Comodo Firewall

On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 02:56:44 +0200, Sebastian Gottschalk wrote:


What's your problem with understanding that keeping up with patches and
otherwise acting carefully (e.g. knowing what you do) does not pose any
security problem, and that your additional shit hardly provides any new,
real or user-understandable measures?

Because I've been bitten by adware before and know you have to take
precautions against malware besides what you say. Unless, of course, you
are willing to run a web browser with all scripting turned off.
.

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