Re: Speaking of viruses

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Subject: Re: Speaking of viruses
From: Robert Vangel <robzilla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2003 09:05:23 +0800
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Many things. Scan for root-kits, trojans, malicious scripts, files that have been modified that shouldn't have been (the init program for example), etc.

Bruce W. Bigby wrote:
 > Now, where would a Linux newbie acquire such anti-virus software for

Linux?  Inquiring minds want to know.  Do you actually run anti-virus
software for Linux?  If so, what does this software actually do?

References:
- Printing w/ Cups from latest rawhide
  - From: Brian C. Huffman
- Re: Printing w/ Cups from latest rawhide
  - From: Tim Waugh
- Re: Printing w/ Cups from latest rawhide
  - From: Brian C. Huffman
- Speaking of viruses
  - From: WA9ALS - John
- Re: Speaking of viruses
  - From: Elton Woo
- Re: Speaking of viruses
  - From: Bruce W. Bigby

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