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| While accurate analysis of a cookie's impact on privacy is impossible without a full audit of the issuing company's data practices, this scoring procedure attempts to approximate the results |
| CA Anti-Spyware, and products built with its engine, identify potentially unwanted products as Spyware2 based on a set of criteria that describe behaviors commonly observed in known Spyware products |
| FAQ for vendor appeals |
| Vendors who feel that their products are being incorrectly detected by CA Anti-Spyware should submit a Vendor Appeal |
| Describes the characteristics evaluated against applications detected by CA Anti-Spyware |
| Attributes are perhaps best thought of as meta-behaviors. They can modify various behaviors, increasing or decreasing risk and possibly affecting whether a product passes or fails the scorecard. |
| Overview of threat condition levels |
| Behaviors are the building blocks of our analysis. The behaviors exhibited by objects are what make them work in concert as an application, and they allow us to assign a coherent, granular risk to a given program. |
| Find out how to submit a malware sample to CA for analysis |
| The Latest Trends in Spyware |
| Simple instructions for Windows ME or XP users on how to temporarily disable System Restore |
| Virus Information Center Advisory Level Descriptions |
| A system which establishes a standard for computer security products, tests them against that standard and then produces a certificate which shows that they meet the standard |
| Virus Bulletin's VB100% award recognizes antivirus solution best able to detect 100% of "in-the-wild" viruses |
