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RE: [suse-security] NAI on unix do not find actual virus
- From: GarUlbricht7@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 02:49:01 -0500
- Message-id: <4FEA53A2.007F051B.16F823AE@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
"Mrvka Andreas" <mrv@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> i use the NAI product for my SuSE Linux 9 distribution.
> VirusScan for Unix: with actual engine and Dat file...
----<text snipped>---
> i copied the exe file out of the zip file and ran
> the uvscan but nevertheless i was unsuccessful :-(
>
And you are unhappy ???
My father has a saying:
"Don't go looking for trouble,
it will find you soon enough."
Unless you have a test environment that is off the web,
please don't go opening up stange files...
However, in this case i would suspect that SuSE
or one of the ISP's stripped out the virus,
IAE, i hope so ... if not maybe a re-install
would be a good idea --- especailly if your machine
is dual boot ...
There is also a Urban Lengend that the anti-virus people
update their dat files as soon as they hear of new virus --
just so people feel good --- however,in some cases it
may take them a while before they actually have a fix.
You might want to try again running your virus scan.
--
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>
> hi,
>
> i use the NAI product for my SuSE Linux 9 distribution.
> VirusScan for Unix: with actual engine and Dat file...
----<text snipped>---
> i copied the exe file out of the zip file and ran
> the uvscan but nevertheless i was unsuccessful :-(
>
And you are unhappy ???
My father has a saying:
"Don't go looking for trouble,
it will find you soon enough."
Unless you have a test environment that is off the web,
please don't go opening up stange files...
However, in this case i would suspect that SuSE
or one of the ISP's stripped out the virus,
IAE, i hope so ... if not maybe a re-install
would be a good idea --- especailly if your machine
is dual boot ...
There is also a Urban Lengend that the anti-virus people
update their dat files as soon as they hear of new virus --
just so people feel good --- however,in some cases it
may take them a while before they actually have a fix.
You might want to try again running your virus scan.
--
"Paranoia is heightened awareness."
--
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