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I'm going to give a seminar on "Recent Trends in Virus & Anti-virus Strategies" as a part of my course work in my Post Graduation. I got two months of time. So, I want to fully utilize this period.
I myself chosen this topic because I want to master this...
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Full disclosure....
This company has been in the anti-virus business since before 1993.
Another blog to read is F-Secure.
Most of the other big AV companies have blogs.
Of one of leading anti-spam and anti-virus products).
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I have Windows XP installed on an older system. Any suggestions for a free, lightweight anti virus program?
Started by tellme on
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I use it on virtual machines a lot, and it doesn't .
Version of AVG Anti-Virus is very lightweight.
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Hi
i got recommendation for most lightly anti-virus and browser for mini laptop
(1.66 atom N280, 2G memory, Windows 7 pro)
the MS Security Essentials anti-virus,
and the Google Chrome for browser
is it really the most lightly anti-virus and browser ?
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Started by Gold on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
For Browser, It really depends on your browsing....
For lightweight antivirus, honestly - I think Eset Nod 32 is actually lighter on resources, but it has gone downhill so much in recent releases, the only one I would recommend is Microsoft Security Essentials .
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Hi
when i open Windows Task Manager, i see the anti-virus in some rows
how i can know the right row ?
what to look for ?
thank's in advance
Started by Gold on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
I recommend you use Microsoft....
Most antivirus programs consist of at least two lines, one being the interface / control program and the other being the actual antivirus engine / service .
There is no one answer as it depends on what antivirus you are using .
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What do you use or recommend for an enterprise anti-virus solution? Please include your good and bad experiences; they're valuable information for others considering solutions.
Please be specific about versions, some products have improved or not over...
Started by Brian on
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(we have dozens crop up every month here in my country)
With norman, if i can... .
Avast : dropped because it puts a very heavy weight on our servers on updating it's virus database for local virus.
It let a virus enter our network...
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I am trying to remove a plethora of viruses from a friend's computer and was wondering if anyone knew of a portable anti-virus toolkit?
What I am thinking of is a live-cd/dvd that may boot up windows or linux that had a few anti-virus tools on there. ...
Started by Nindoja on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
It includes all functions of the ....
The cons: there aren't really anyA-Squared Command Line Scanner is a portable virus and malware scanner and removal tool.
For malware which is usually not covered by typical anti-virus software.
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I've found a number of solutions. They all say that they're the best (of course they do!) but they all can't be so I'd like some impartial advice.
I would like to know your experiences of spam and anti-virus software before I make a purchase.
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Outsourcing anti-spam/anti-virus entirely eliminates the need to keep the software up-to-date etc, but does leave you open to the potential of an in-office virus outbreak.
Extra value as an MX backup.
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Over last year we have tried to deploy antivirus software on production linux servers. In most cases after a few weeks under month end loads applications start running slow, or do not work as it should.
I have always questioned to reason for having antivirus...
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While there isn't many viruses that target Linux do what to run anti-virus checking is on mail servers and on file servers that server Windows clients sure there are more.
Anti-virus products do have uses on Linux.
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This caused flame war in my Mac Users group, but the recent advisory that Apple released and then pulled suggesting using Anti-virus products. My take is that it's worth being safe rather than sorry, what's the general feeling on serverfault? And if yes...
Started by alimack on
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From the PC side: Do you use an anti-virus application on your home computer?
In general Macs are not heavily targeted, and much like a PC, common sense is one of the best anti-virus products available it, and it's always ....
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I'm currently running Trend Micro. It says "anti-virus and anti-spyware", but every time when someone's system get infected with spyware. I have to use Malwarebyte or Super Spyware to find the problem.
I'm paying licenses fee for a software that only ...
Started by PK-LostGolfBalls on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at spiceworks):
There have several times where it caught viruses and malware that other anti malware.
Machine.
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