The ClamAV product is designed to be used for real time detection with mail
transport agents and to respond on detection. These mail transport agents are
capable of delivering malware that will run on any architecture. In a perfect
world everyone that runs an MTA would test outbound mail for malware and block
before sending. But that doesn't happen and so we use ClamAV for inbound mail
for self-protection. Since email service providers cannot predict what
architecture their users are using they use tools that try to protect every
architecture and the signatures provide that support.
dp
On 4/12/17 9:13 AM, crazy thinker wrote:
Hi ClamAV Developer, users
I have below Questions on ClamAV Virus Database
1.what information bytecode.cvd contatins? and how it is useful in malware
detection?
2.Why not ClamAV release virus databse in terms of platform specific like
Windows,Linux,Mac OS X,Androind,BSD etc? is there any logic behind this?
3.How to separate malware signatures based on target operating system
to optimize database size?
Could Anyone of you please help me in this.....
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