Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware

Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware
Code:

http://rapidshare.com/files/21567227/MicrosoftAntiSpywareInstall.exe

Microsoft Windows AntiSpyware
is logically named, for several months. In fact, I've found it to be far more effective than the industry darlings, Ad-aware and Spybot Search & Destroy. And I've been recommending it to friends and family ever since.
But wait, the luck doesn't end there. While my experience using Giant Antispyware gives me a unique perspective of this product, I was also lucky enough to interview Giant co-founder Andrew Newman just days before his company was purchased by Microsoft. Newman discussed with me Giant's plans for future versions of the product, including a centrally-managed enterprise version (Figure) that, I suspect, played a large part in Microsoft's interest. Newman explained to me why Giant's approach to tackling spyware is superior to that of the competition, and provided some valuable insight into how spyware can be confronted and defeated.
First, a bit about Giant

Giant Company Software was founded by Ron Franczyk and Andrew Newman in Chicago in November 2000. The pair were both working in corporations and were frustrated by spam and the horrible anti-spam solutions that were available at the time. Rallying around the message "Online Peace of Mind," the two started Giant Company Software with the goal of creating a better anti-spam mousetrap. The resulting product, Giant Spam Inspector, now protects over 2 million email inboxes from spam.