New online service to identify sources of potentially suspect files

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13th Mar 2006

Check out http://fileadvisor.bit9.com -- it's an online storehouse of
more than 3TB worth of computer software files, allows users to check
any "suspect" files on their hard drives to determine the source for
the file. Built atop a NIST database.

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