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  • F-Secure gives Linux an antivirus injection

    F-Secure launched antivirus software for Linux on Thursday that is designed to protect open-source Samba file servers and Linux by automatically detecting and removing viruses from files stored on the server.

  • Australia warned to brace for Linux worm attack

    Symantec Australia expects reports by the end of the day of local infections by a new worm that attacks Linux Web servers.

  • Slapper worm takes on new forms

    Two disguised variants of the innovative Linux worm have appeared, and already the worms are thought to have infected hundreds of companies. A security firm is denying earlier reports that a culprit had been found.

  • Slapper worm grinds to a halt

    The Linux worm that threatened to spread itself by creating a peer-to-peer network of infected machine appears to be wearing itself out.

  • Linux/Unix viruses demand special attention

    When developing your company's virus protection strategy, don't forget that Linux and Unix systems need to be protected as well.

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