Daniel Hauck wrote: > > I would suggest not using antivirus at all. The wonderful thing about > virtual machines is that they can be copied and backed up and restored > and all sorts of things like that. No antivirus is 100%... no antivirus > is even %50. The drawbacks of antivirus far outweighs the advantages. > Factor in the fact that we are talking about a virtual machine and the > solution becomes obvious -- streamline recovery processes and run > without antivirus. Good computing habits are also highly advised. > Virtual machines are also great for checking questionable programs, and even know viruses to see what they do. I used to do that with VMWare, and then not save the changes to the virtual disk when exiting.
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