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On Thu February 12 2004 23:22, Derek Martin wrote: > I have no virus scanning software There are a couple free virus scanners I can recommend. Both run on Windows and Linux. Not that I condone using Windows unless absolutely necessary ;) BitDefender is free/beer and has a great GUI, autoupdate facility and scheduler. Here's the download page for the free versions (there are $$ versions too): http://www.bitdefender.com/index.php ClamAV is under the GPL and uses Cygwin on Windows (I think it's built in). It doesn't have a GUI yet. I hear it was among, if not the, first in having a MyDoom fix. Here's the page with all the binary packages: http://www.sosdg.org/clamav-win32/clamav-devel.exe Failing antivirus software, I'd suggest keeping virgin XP boxen behind an overly tight firewall, at least for the patching step. But it sounds like there might not have been one to use. Oh well. Are we going to start seeing tiny Ethernet pass-thru hardware firewalls, for this purpose? Hey, not a bad idea... patent pending! Zack
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