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Komoku Inc becomes Microsoft's property

03/24/2008 16:36 Source:
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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) ha acquired last week Komoku Inc., a provider of advanced rootkit security detection solutions. The terms of the deal were not revealed.

Komoku Inc becomes Microsoft's property
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This amalgamation will help Microsoft to resolve all the problems concerning worms, spyware, and Trojans and especially rootkits.

The solution is Komoku’s CoPilot, a PCI card that monitors a computer and works independently of the operating system to provide hardware-based, real-time rootkit detection.

Komoku is a veteran owned and operated small business developing high technology and services for customers. Komoku was formed in 2004 and is privately held and self-funded.

Komoku will provide Microsoft with functional solutions in the upcoming versions of the Forefront line of enterprise security products and Windows Live OneCare, Microsoft’s all-in-one PC care solution.

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