Hi David,
Mcafee is one - the command line scanner is only $11 - if you can find a
vendor to sell it to you.
ClamAV is another choice and its free. I use it w/clamd.
http://www.sosdg.org/clamav-win32/index.php
I use all three..
-Nick
David Dodell wrote:
After many years of using Virus
When I upgraded to the pro version, I added ClamAV for phishing
attempts (be sure to use the PRESCAN OFF directive) and AVG.
The implementation of ClamAV for windows I used can be found at, ClamAV
http://www.sosdg.org/clamav-win32/index.php
David Dodell wrote:
After many years of using
Second the motion on ClamAV. Being free and very good against phishing, I
would definitely consider it. It can be a bit of a memory hog (just a
spike), there is a persistent mode that helps that.
John C
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I use AVG as the second scanner and am happy with the
results.
Me too...
I use Mcafee and it has been great they tend to be amoung the top for
getting updates out quick. However, it is very resource intensive.
Darrell
Check out http://www.invariantsystems.com for utilities for Declude And
I run both, AVG as second, Clam as third (and F-Prot as first)
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This raises a question(s): Has anyone done any real testing of which AVs
(in relation to Declude) perform the best, use the least resources, what is
the best scanning order, and how many to use (how many is too many and what
is the point of diminishing returns)? I realize something like this
Oh, one quick follow up. AVG at some point after that test made some
changes and ruined their results. This caused me to remove that
scanner. I haven't revisited this testing since then so I am just
assuming that AVG is slower than it showed there. Also, there was a
follow up to that thread
I use F-Prot 1, McAfee 2, Clam 3
I use the Cygwin version of clam with runclamd and runclamscan. You'll find
those at http://www.smartbusiness.net/imail/declude/
runclamd runs clam as a service. much faster.
runclamscan returns a virus name to Declude
Don't forget this is allowable:
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Thanks for info and link. I was searching the
archives with little success.
John
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I suppose that I might be
A 20 year old man goes from abusing phish to being abused as a fish:
http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,69480,00.html
Andrew 8)
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Ouch. F-Prot is very popular on this group. This vulnerability may
never turn into an exploit, but it's better that we keep abreast of
issues like this.
F-Prot Antivirus Lets Remote Users Bypass the Scanning Engine with
Specially Crafted ZIP Files
http://isc.sans.org/diary.php?storyid=820
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