Doing Something About Spyware -- Campus Technology

Doing Something About Spyware

07/13/05

"The work of the Anti-Spyware Coalition (ASC) in setting definitions, agreed-upon language that can be used to clearly define the myriad of spyware-type threats, is a promising new step in reducing the problem," writes Terry Calhoun.

"This group seems really serious about being against spyware," he tells us. "Its definitional draft is open for comments from the public until August 12. You should read it and comment."
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