RE: Good antivirus for linux
10-19-2014, 09:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-19-2014, 09:09 PM by Nigel.
Edit Reason: Spelling mistake.
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Avast also has linux support now.
As far as I've been lead to believe, Linux (except Android) doesn't need antivirus??
I run no antivirus on any of my machines.
To effectively have antivirus do it's thing, you need to run regular scans (half hourly if you're concerned that much), but this would likely put undue stress on your system.
Shouldn't it be up-to your clients to scan their emails before opening them?
As far as I've been lead to believe, Linux (except Android) doesn't need antivirus??
I run no antivirus on any of my machines.
To effectively have antivirus do it's thing, you need to run regular scans (half hourly if you're concerned that much), but this would likely put undue stress on your system.
Shouldn't it be up-to your clients to scan their emails before opening them?
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SCPH-2040X x2
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