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<blockquote data-quote="tofargone" data-source="post: 1094522" data-attributes="member: 114427">I&#039;m always confused by the fight that exists between good and evil. One one side we have the evil intention of infecting a server or PC. This then is the bad person.One the other side is the vendor / business, who creates a solution to protect the server or PC, while seeking a profit for his efforts. This is the good person.Sadly with ALL the companies, who must be counted in the multitudes, we don&#039;t have even one, that all the great minds here at MWT&#039;s can proclaim to be a winner, the best at his craft.You would think the winner would be the one with the most revenue, or customer base, maybe Norton, or Microsoft. But that isn&#039;t true. Even AI has been able to make a virus that can&#039;t be detected, can they not make a solution that can win at every turn? Can&#039;t someone make a tool that can overcome.?I&#039;m sure we&nbsp; would all use it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tofargone, post: 1094522, member: 114427"] I'm always confused by the fight that exists between good and evil. One one side we have the evil intention of infecting a server or PC. This then is the bad person. One the other side is the vendor / business, who creates a solution to protect the server or PC, while seeking a profit for his efforts. This is the good person. Sadly with ALL the companies, who must be counted in the multitudes, we don't have even one, that all the great minds here at MWT's can proclaim to be a winner, the best at his craft. You would think the winner would be the one with the most revenue, or customer base, maybe Norton, or Microsoft. But that isn't true. Even AI has been able to make a virus that can't be detected, can they not make a solution that can win at every turn? Can't someone make a tool that can overcome.? I'm sure we would all use it. [/QUOTE]

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