IDC probes piracy-malware link
IDC claims BSA-backed study represents first thorough statistical analysis of connection between unlicensed software and malware infection rates
There is a strong - and probably causal - link between unlicensed software use and malware, a study commissioned by the Business Software Alliance (BSA) has concluded. The research, which correlated...
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