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    Barracuda countersues Trend Micro
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    The original claim alleges that Barracuda infringed on a Trend Micro patent through its use of the open source ClamAV security software. "The reality is that Trend Micro is asking Barracuda Networks to pay for the use of the free and open source ClamAV software" said Dean Drako, president and chief executive of Barracuda. Full Article at VNUNet.com
    The reality is that Trend Micro is asking Barracuda Networks to pay for the use of the free and open source ClamAV software
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 17 months ago
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Barracuda countersues Trend Micro
  1. Barracuda Networks would prefer to focus on innovation, not litigation, so it is unfortunate that we must defend ourselves with a countersuit
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 17 months ago
  2. Innovation will lead to a safer internet; litigation will not.
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 17 months ago
  3. We have asserted all along that Trend Micro's actions are unjust and could have serious implications for the open source community and other free and open source projects.
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 17 months ago

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