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LinuxProNews - September 8th 2003

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Think your Linux/Unix systems are properly protected? Think again…

Today’s sophisticated viruses and malware threats demand a Linux/Unix
anti-virus product that is easy to set up and maintain and provides
protection against all known viruses across a wide variety of
platforms.

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In a computing world dominated by Microsoft Windows, it’s easy for
network administrators to assume non-Windows systems are safe from
malicious code, especially Linux and Unix machines.

But, the growing popularity of Linux/Unix systems make them more
attractive to virus writers. Even if the Linux/Unix platform isn’t
directly targeted, Linux’s/Unix’s frequent usage as a mail server
platform or file server makes them vulnerable to storing and
transmitting viruses destined for other platforms, thus demanding
efficient and up-to-date virus protection at the server itself.

Sophos is the only anti-virus vendor to score a perfect 100% on both
Unix tests conducted by AV-Test.org*, a major independent virus
testing authority. Tests were conducted on Linux, FreeBSD,
OpenBSD, and Solaris.

*Virus Detection ITW On-demand Scanner tests conducted in April of
2002 by the Project of the University of Magdeburg and
GEGA IT-Solutions GbR, Andreas Marx

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