NOD32 for Linux

hey, why do you keep your linux scanner such a secret? does it use the same engine as your win scanner? can i install it on Ubuntu (debian)

will an expert tell me i don't need to run an av in real-time? that's what alot of people say, but i'm not convinced yet!

i'm on a standalone PC.

i'd love to try it out. thank you

 

İs there a rpm package for Suse 10?

 

i was just having alook and i think there was a rpm, but there's also a deb. but, i won't let me download without a password it looks like it's only for company servers.

 

Hmmm, then we are going on with Clamav again
Thanks

 

there's KAV or eScan one of them is free

 

Yes but as far as I know KAV is like Nod32 too, there is not a download link I guess.
I dont know about the escan, could you send me a link about it.
I only use clamAV and bitdefender for my linux system

 

ou ou ou, ubuntu.

i think this thread should be moved to the other av forum, where it will get more attention.

http://www.mwti.net/products/escan/escan_linux_desktops/escan_linuxdesktops.asp

i'm sure it said it's free somewhere, but i can't find it now

 

i like this bit from the link

It has a sophisticated heuristic scan engine that can currently recognize over over 1,20,000 viruses

how many

 

Guys, this is a NOD32 forum. If you want to discuss other AVs, there is another forum at Wilders. IMHO, I'm curious as to how one can tell even an approximate number of viruses detected heuristically / generically

 

thanks for moving the thread, Marcos. i didn't realise your scanner was only for servers.

maybe that's why they have such a funny number, because they're not sure.

i installed eScan and i think it must be a rootkit or something because there's no sign of it i tried running it with microworld, escan and webscan.