Virus

8 Sep 1998

      Hallo Listos :-)

Nochmal einen Nachtrag ;-) zur berühmten Debatte "Virus - geht das unter Linux oder gibt es sie doch?"

Es gibt einen Virenscanner für Linux- richtig gehört, allerdings, um M..word und Excell Files von ihren Viren zu befreien. Als ich davon gehört habe, mußte ich doch nochmal schmunzeln... :-)

Die Freaks kennen die Adresse bestimmt:

Kleiner Auszug aus dem Dok:

1.  NetShield for UNIX v3.1.8 now supports these UNIX versions:
      -HP-UX 10.20
      -IBM AIX 4.2
      -Solaris 2.5.1 and later
      -Linux for Intel x86 architecture
      -386 or later CPUs running NCR UNIX
      -Solaris 2.x for Intel x86 architecture

2.  clean.dat, names.dat, scan.dat are now expected to
    be in /usr/local/lib/neta.  You can still modify
    this behaviour with the -d option.

3.  This version of NetSheild for UNIX includes improved
    detection and cleaning for Microsoft Excel files infected
    with the Laroux virus.

4.  NetShield scans files embedded within Microsoft Office
    files, including Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel
    files.

5.  NetShield can detect macro virus infections in
    password-protected Microsoft Word 97 files in all
    languages that Word supports.

6.  If an infecting virus plants its own password in a
    password-protected Word 97 file, NetShield cleans
    the file and removes the password that the virus
    planted. If, on the other hand, the infecting virus
    cannot plant its own password, NetShield cleans the
    password-protected Word 97 file without disturbing
    its user-assigned password.

7.  NetShield now allows you to use the -extensions option
    to choose files to scan based on their filename
    extensions.

8.  Use the NetShield --selected option to scan only those
    files with the DOS or Windows filename extensions .EXE,
    .COM, .SYS, .BIN, .OVL, .DLL, .DOC, .DOT, .XLA, .XLS,
    .XLT, .RTF, .VXD

Irgendwie find ich's witzig...

Klaus

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