As we already know, Linux is immune to viruses and other nasty malware. However, there are still a lot of other reasons to install an antivirus program on your Linux computer.
Full story »As we already know, Linux is immune to viruses and other nasty malware. However, there are still a lot of other reasons to install an antivirus program on your Linux computer.
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BeS
14 years 19 weeks 4 hours 55 min ago
3 out of 4 are non-free
3 out of 4 proposed solutions are non-free software. For a place like "Free Software Daily" I would say: Failed!
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Lanadapter
14 years 18 weeks 4 days 2 hours ago
False
Gnu/Linux may be immune to viruses(self replicating malicious programs that spread from host to host without user input), but no OS is immune to general malware.(For example, tricking the user into running a Trojan will obviously defeat the safeguards meant to prevent unauthorized code from executing)
Saying Gnu/Linux is completely invulnerable is dangerous because it gets users into the mindset of not worrying about security at all.
Also, what the guy above said.