Recently we posted about "Morro" which is a new Anti-virus program from Microsoft. Its free and currently under testing by Microsoft employees and a few selected beta testers.
"Morro" is the codename of product and the product name has been finalized as "Microsoft Security Essentials" (MSE).
Now Microsoft has officially announced that it'll release a public beta of MSE on June 23, 2009 at about 9 AM PDT. It'll be available for first 75,000 lucky people but Microsoft might increase the number if required.
After this first beta, Microsoft will release a second public build, either a Beta Refresh or a Release Candidate, for the summer. It'll be available as standalone 32-bit and 64-bit downloads for Windows XP, Vista, and 7.
You'll be able to download the public beta from following link on June 23:
Download Microsoft Security Essentials Public Beta
Thanks Ars Technica...
This article was posted in Security Zone, Software Zone, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP.
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VG
^^ Sorry but that would be considered as illegal. But as posted, Microsoft might increase or completely remove the limit.
Frederik
Yay i got it
i saw on the microsoft's website that you no longer can donwload it ;s
This Anti-Virus really rocks