Anti Virus Tests (OT)

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På Tue said:
On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 17:14:31 -0700, Richard Steinfeld

Realtime monitoring can be turned off and on at will.
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According to Ewido, the pro-version is the same as the free the first 14
days.
But real-time monitoring is a feature only in the pro-version, so you will
soon lose this and other extensions like:
"Realtime monitoring of the entire system
Memory Scan detects active threats
Self-protection at kernel layer guarantees gapless monitoring
Scan inside archives
Secure detection and deletion of DLL-Trojans
Automatic online-update".

I've seen mixed reviews, but your input will make me try this one.
Thanks(?). :-)
 
Richard said:
But, Antivir offers an interesting possible salvation: there are
modules/submodules that can be turned off. For example, Instant
Messaging (I don't use it -- click), Outlook/Exchange (Over my dead
body -- click), P2P Shield (in another lifetime: click). And "Web
Shield:" do I really need this as a resident protection?
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Seems good but the updates always seem to be 3.5MB and the server runs
really slow.
 
But, Antivir offers an interesting possible salvation: there are
modules/submodules that can be turned off. For example, Instant
Messaging (I don't use it -- click), Outlook/Exchange (Over my dead
body -- click), P2P Shield (in another lifetime: click). And "Web
Shield:" do I really need this as a resident protection?
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I did not see anything in Anti-Vir other than:

Configuration | unwanted programs | <list of things...>

Is this what you are talking about?

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Richard Steinfeld, 7/23/2005, 4:36:48 PM,
But, Antivir offers an interesting possible salvation: there are
modules/submodules that can be turned off. For example, Instant
Messaging (I don't use it -- click), Outlook/Exchange (Over my dead
body -- click), P2P Shield (in another lifetime: click). And "Web
Shield:" do I really need this as a resident protection?
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Are you sure these are AntiVir modules? They look like Avast! ones to
me.
 
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