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Anti-virus for Linux StandGuard from Bytware
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> I still use the "commercial" scanner on MS-Windows desktops because their shims for detecting viruses on the fly have no reasonable FOSS equivalent that I know of. Yet.
Winpooch, http://winpooch.sourceforge.net/ Though it only works on the NT based Windows, not Windows 98 or Me. It uses Clamwin as its backend.
Winpooch, http://winpooch.sourceforge.net/ Though it only works on the NT based Windows, not Windows 98 or Me. It uses Clamwin as its backend.
Ta!
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I have one client site set up with AMaViS feeding ClamAV and then a very good, very fast-responding "commercial" virus scanner (which shall remain nameless because I think they do a very good job, but this situation makes them look bad). In two years, the non-FOSS virus scanner has never reported a virus: ClamAV got them all. Thousands of the suckers.
I still use the "commercial" scanner on MS-Windows desktops because their shims for detecting viruses on the fly have no reasonable FOSS equivalent that I know of. Yet.