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I see two lines that contain symantec....
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root 14812 0.0 0.2 2524 576 ? S 08:32 0:09 /opt/Symantec/s
root 14843 1.0 6.2 73856 15340 ? Sl 08:32 3:26 /opt/Symantec/s
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I have not tried this, I use clamtk 4.20 (foss), but could you try to run as root,
s --help
Other programs do this too, like root kit tools,
hide their name by using something not so obvious, harder to hack.
You might also find a config file in /etc/... But I'm guessing now.
You could also try to have a look, with a file manager at the contents of /opt/Symantec/ for any Readme docs.
Rpm is generally used on a RedHat Based distribution, with ubuntu (a Debianism) try apt, dpkg, smart or synaptic.
Hope this helps, regards Glenn