Trojans-Viruses-Worms
Linuxvirus
The Reality
If you are going to trade files in a Windows world,
you'll need to scan those files for viruses. You won't get infected, but
you may help infect someone else. There are two ways to do this:
- Run all the files through a server which checks for you. GMail, Yahoo mail, and Hotmail all have wonderful checking software.
- Check the files for viruses yourself.
You can install a program called ClamAV. Install the package. It won't appear in the menu. Run it by getting to a command-line
and type in "clamscan -h" to get some help on how to run it. If you
really need to use a gui front-end and don't like the command-line then
just install "clamtk". See the AntiVirus page for other antivirus packages and more detailed instructions.
Even
if you do not trades files with the Windows world it is worth staying
reasonably well up-to-date with normal updating procedures. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware#Automatic%20updates:%20Update%20Manager================++++++========================://
Netstat Commands (Linux only):
List all connections: sudo netstat -natp
Resolve IP Addresses: sudo netstat -Watp
List Processes: ps -A
Nenhum comentário:
Postar um comentário