[Gloucs] I-WORM/Opas.A - FIREWALLS

[Dave Addison]

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In message <1041454833.2706.325.camel@linstation.rebelbase>, Guy Edwards=20
<guy_j_edwards@hotpop.com> writes
>On Wed, 2003-01-01 at 20:12, Mark wrote:
>> *ahem* *cough* Network Associates->McAfee do a top notch virus scanner
>> for windows (enquire within).
>>
>> right now i've said that, there are plenty of free ones out there (sugge=
st
>> look @ Guys links)
>
>Go on, tell. How does the McAfee one work in practice? I heard it
>mentioned before elsewhere but I thought I'd wait to see if anyone on
>the list was using it and was going to come forward. It's a cron timed
>scanner isn't it rather than an on-demand? I've not heard very much.
>
>> Ok, sorry Guy i wont turn into an advertisement.
>
>Nah plug it :-) Might as well tell what your company does. Is your
>website down by the way? Trying security-foundation.net (or www.) I get
>redirected to http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/
>
>Guy
>
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I'm using McAfee on Windows which is on-demand as well as scheduled.=20
I've also got it running on Linux using amavis to check incoming mail
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Dave Addison

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