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The thread’s main topic is an announcement that Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) for Windows 7/Vista/XP will receive a new antimalware engine as part of the upcoming MSE 2.1 release, with emphasis on frequent engine updates. The key question implied by the post is when the new engine/version ships (around July 20), and the only response available is essentially the initial report, with no further Q&A content beyond a removed/invalid link. Overall sentiment is informational and neutral, focused on timely security update news.
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Users of Microsoft’s free security solution for Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP will get a new antimalware engine this week, according to the Redmond company.
As is the case with all security solutions, Microsoft Security Essentials evolves at a fast pace, to keep up with the changes of the threat landscape.
This is the main reason why the software giant is pushing a new version of the antimalware engine for Microsoft Security Essentials 2.1, which is scheduled for release in just a couple of days, on July 20.
Softpedia readers might already be aware of the fact that the Redmond company has been kicking up a notch the technology behind MSE and other of its security solutions with monthly updates.

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