Linux.com: Antivirus Protection for the Really Worried

"You probably know that viruses pose no immediate danger to Linux, but maybe you want to protect some Windows machines attached to your Linux mail server. I compared a commercial product, Frisk Software's F-Prot, and a free open source product, ClamAV, both running on a Linux server.

"F-Prot consists of three packages for Linux: Antivirus for File Servers, Mail Servers, and Workstations. Each is priced individually, but you get a discount for multiple users. You can download them all free for a 30-day trial period. They support the main Linux distributions, and installation is simple..."

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