[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“Two of my colleagues–Jim Rapoza, eWEEK Labs director; and
Larry Seltzer, eWEEK Security Center editor and all-around security
guru–have been writing recently about open-source’s failure to
produce kick-ass Windows anti-virus programs.“Jim laments that while ClamAV, easily the most well-known
open-source anti-virus program, works just fine on email gateways,
it’s Windows client, ClamWin, just doesn’t cut the mustard, since
it doesn’t scan in real-time…”