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Posted by 1PW on September 25, 2008, 6:14 pm
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On 09/25/2008 02:13 PM, Calab sent:
> I've been looking for an antivirus program for my workstations and my
> file server. Unfortunately, what I'm finding it very expensive or
> doesn't do what I need.
>
> Can someone suggest a decent antivirus program that:
>
> - Will run on Windows 2003, Windows XP an Windows Vista
> - Can be set to only RENAME a file when it is found to be infected
> - Relatively inexpensive.
>
> I've looked at FPROT and BitDefender and they seem good, but they won't
> rename infected files.
>
> Thanks!
Hello Calab:
Not withstanding David's excellent post, malware does much more than
just change a filename or put a file in your system. However, many
good programs can be made to find things, alert you, and take no further
action.
A short script could be added to change a suspected filename in a
quarantined area, but this seems ill advised.
You might be much better served by studying the past posts of others
and making your choice based on other parameters.
One of my antivirus programs is F-PROT and it's given me little trouble
in several years, but I wish the database was updated more frequently.
I too am curious as to why you wish to change the filename.
Best regards to you.
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1PW
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