Dear the ClamAV Team,
Thank you for your great work that makes the Linux servers much safer
and better. Maybe the user interface in not so gorgeous, it will never
cover up the solid antivirus capability. Thank you once more and happy
tenth birthday to you all !!
Best Regards,
Michael
2012/6/20 <clamav-users-requ...@lists.clamav.net>
> Message: 2
> Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2012 15:52:58 +0200
> From: Tomasz Kojm <tomasz.k...@gmail.com>
> Subject: [clamav-users] 10 years of ClamAV
> To: ClamAV users ML <clamav-users@lists.clamav.net>
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> Dear ClamAV Users,
>
> This year, ClamAV celebrates its 10th anniversary. The first release was
> on May 8, 2002, and included the basic command line scanner ?clamscan?
> and database update tool ?freshclam?. With your help, the project that
> started as a hobby has become a complete antivirus solution and one of
> the most popular Open Source security tools. Today, ClamAV has more than
> 2 million active installations and scans hundreds of millions of files
> every day.
>
> We are incredibly proud of this project and of the development work we
> have been able to do since joining Sourcefire via acquisition in 2007.
> We?ve had the opportunity to build out the bytecode engine and logical
> signatures, and implement dozens of other major improvements that make
> ClamAV a powerful tool.
>
> While we are incredibly proud of this, it is time for us to make a
> change. ClamAV is now mature software and we are confident that
> Sourcefire will successfully continue its development, move it forward
> and maintain the integrity of its infrastructure. Matt Watchinski, who
> has headed Sourcefire?s Vulnerability Research Team (VRT?) for 10 years,
> will continue to lead this project. Joel Esler, the company's Open
> Source community manager, will also be your main point of contact and
> advocate.
>
> We cannot fully express how grateful we are to all of the people,
> organizations and companies that have supported us and who will continue
> to support the project. This includes all the individuals who have
> contributed virus signatures and the developers who have contributed
> code to ClamAV throughout the years, the public mirrors that host our
> virus databases worldwide, the entities that hosted our web site,
> nameservers and build farm; the developers and package maintainers who
> have integrated ClamAV into various Open Source products and
> distributions and, of course, the Open Source community as a whole.
>
> Finally, we would like to thank all who have trusted ClamAV for scanning
> and protecting some of the most valuable data on their networks.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Tomasz Kojm <tomasz.k...@gmail.com> (twitter: @tkojm)
> Luca Gibelli <l...@gibelli.it> (twitter: @nervous)
> Alberto Wu <a...@digitalfuture.it>
> Edwin T?r?k <ed...@etorok.net>
>
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