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View Poll Results: Network Security Application of the Year
I don't use it, but I think kmyfirewall (homepage) is worth adding to this list. It can be used both by pros (graphical iptables tool) and users (simple click-and-use tool). Thanks.
I dont know if this is the right place to post this, but Avast! is my trusted anti-virus. However, the only thing it has found on my system are windows viruses.
I use Slax 0.6 pre-release with Clam, Klam and updated database package I made myself.
Ever since I scan my customer's PCs offline and hit more positives than with pro tools.
the caveat is I have to erase manually...
With the trends or infection rates and frequencies, i believe that Clam project deserves more public exposure and support up until the point the all known malware-receptive OS becomes insignificant part of the market.
My vote goes to Clam this year.
Anti viral companies, I f You red this - make more free editions (trade feed back for support) - or perish.
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