29 Quotes by Andrew Jaquith

It's good to see Microsoft helping bring fraudsters like these to justice.

It's not a question of someone crying wolf. It's just that there are so many wolves, there is a lot of crying going on. It's just one more thing in a never-ending stream of security problems for Windows.

They looked at everything workers did on the computers.

If Microsoft had not combined the two, you would still see the mainstream antivirus vendors all trying to premium-price all these things separately.

If the worm can embed itself in a user's program, it becomes a widespread problem.

In the U.S., Americans are terrified of Big Brother. Yet we have no problem allowing lots of Little Brothers, such as the credit card companies, to have our information indefinitely. So now we have thousands of Little Brothers and the Internet giving us hundreds of new ways to track people.

I hope H&R Block doesn't do it again. The likelihood of Congress criminalizing disclosure of private information is growing.

I haven't seen a single positive comment about this and it makes them look at little slimy, ... They should have been above-board and should have used software that they hadn't cobbled together themselves.

Clearly, the user doesn't benefit from these default settings.