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Yahoo published a story yesterday basically stating what most of us already know.
Internet Explorer users can be as much as 21 times more likely to end up with a spyware-infected PC than people who go online with Mozilla’s Firefox browser, academic researchers from Microsoft’s backyard said in a recently published paper.
“We can’t say whether Firefox is a safer browser or not,” said Henry Levy, one of the two University of Washington professors who, along with a pair of graduate students, created Web crawlers to scour the Internet for spyware in several 2005 forays. “But we can say that users will have a safer experience [surfing] with Firefox.”
Experts predict Firefox spyware will show up this year
Browser wars: Firefox 3.5 beats Internet Explorer 7
Firefox starts to conquer Europe
Firefox Up to 8.45% Worldwide
Firefox passes 10% Market Share
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One Response for "Firefox Less Susceptible To Spyware"
February 12th, 2006 at 07:04
1I never tried firefox, is it as all people say?
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