Just whitelist what can be run - anything else is forbidden.
Also, any OS-critical point (registry anyone ?) needs authorization to modify.
Oh, darn it. There goes the installation procedure of 99.9% of all the crap you can download.

There's a lot of anti-spyware software that claims to fight effectively various kinds of spy programs, but very few are really. A friend of mine is very careful about security, he's constantly googling in search of some protecting tools, he does not recommend anything new and unknown, as ussually install an anti-virus, a firewall and some anti-spyware, but he says it's preferable to have a specialized anti-keylogging program as keyloggers are often difficult to deal with and they may cause a lot of trouble. He tests different programs and also agrees that programs using heuristic principles are more efective than those signature-based and adds that he managed to find a program, PrivacyKeyboard, which in his tests was not yet surpassed by some other anti-keylogger, I saw some of his experiments, decided to install it, seems to do well. I believe people who deal with sensitive information should really carefully choose protective means.

What I need is an adblock extension that blocks ad-articles.. apparently..

Perhaps a new word is in order too 'adticles'
Since so many sites now do them.

Who needs it except noobs?

http://symantec-sucks.blogspot.com/

Is there really someone stupid enough to say that only noobs need anti spyware. I suppose that statement is true if only noobs actually use their computer.