On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 02:31, Grendel wrote: > On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, The awesome and feared Jonathan Nichols commented thusly, > > > > Right, uh.. but there's more to "The Network" than just email. > > > > ClamAV on a mail server won't do squat when a user downloads something > > malicious from a website. > > clamav can be integrated with dans guard, you can use it as a proxy > server, that way all the windows users will have to do is to go through > the proxy, the proxy will scan the content and take care to remove the > infected material :-) > > <http://www.pcxperience.org/dgvirus/> > > > Desktop anti-virus software that's up to date = good thing. > > > BTW Norton antivirus isnt that good either, see on of my windows machines > is infected and clamav recognises it, but norton does not (please note > that I am running the latest virus definitions for norton). Unfortunately > I cant clean the virus as it resides on a NTFS partition and linux does > not have write support for ntfs and norton dont detect it :( > > /mnt/win_c/windows/system32/rpcrt4.dll: Exploit.DCOM.Gen FOUND > /mnt/win_c/windows/system32/rpcss.dll: Exploit.DCOM.Gen FOUND > /mnt/win_c/windows/system32/rsvp.exe: Exploit.DCOM.Gen FOUND > > > :( > Grendel > > > > Hi, May be a little OT, but there is a Rescue CD - INSERT.1.2.1 i think which can /not tried it/ read/write to NTFS using it's native ntfs.sys etc. drivers. It's 49 MB, see on distrowatch.com for details. There's also a captive packages which is used for actual r/w. Hope this helps. Rumen.
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