On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 23:18 -0700, Mark Gardner wrote:
Curiosity.
What's the big difference between ClamAV and girsoft AVG?? Pros Cons
ClamAV is more useful on servers, in my opinion. It is fast and
accurate in identifying viruses in e-mails, but cannot clean the virus
(most viruses can't be
AV: I use ClamAV for corporate antivirus protection, and Grisoft AVG
for personal/home machines.
Drive Recovery Tools: You can do some drive recovery with Knoppix,
but I spent $150 on Spinrite 6 for it's low level functionality.
Malware cleanup: I use Spybot Search Destroy, and turn on
Curiosity.
What's the big difference between ClamAV and girsoft AVG?? Pros Cons
and the like.
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Hi to all. I understand that many of you, like me, are in the unenviable
position of having to support Windows boxes along with the Linux. I would
like to know what is in your Windows just blew up toolkits. This is an
ambiguous question, I know. I would like to have some competent AV and hard
On your second issue:
My old boss, who houses, but does not own, the servers for the new grant
I work for, puts accessibilty over security on all fronts. He still
wants unfettered FTP and VNC access from his home to our production
servers and workstations (he doesn't even like the idea of
On Thu, 2005-02-10 at 11:16 -0700, jb wrote:
On your second issue:
My old boss, who houses, but does not own, the servers for the new grant
I work for, puts accessibilty over security on all fronts. He still
wants unfettered FTP and VNC access from his home to our production
servers and
