In this post we will describe to you how to scan and clean your e-mail traffic of malware, using Postfix and BitDefender Scanner. This is not a very fast solution and it will scan only the incoming traffic, because the procmail filter will send each and every e-mail to BitDefender Scanner. If speed is an issue, we recommend that you use BitDefender Security for Mail Servers and integrate it with Postfix or other supported MTA.
The BitDefender Unices team is re-mastering a rescue CD based on Knoppix Live CD. The re-mastered CD will be capable of scanning and disinfecting all your existing hard drives (including NTFS partitions) before your OS boots. To use this rescue CD, you need to be familiar with a few basic notions, such as: what is a partition and what type of internet connection you have. Another condition would be that you should not be afraid to use the console to type commands and read the manual.
Some time ago, one of our colleagues came with the idea of creating repositories for all of our products. Even though we all thought this would be something really nice to have, it took us some time to make it happen. Well, today is the big day: the first version of package repositories for our SMB products (BitDefender Security for Mail Servers and BitDefender Security for Samba) is alive and kicking. Configuration might be a bit bumpy, but worry not, we’re working on it.
After almost a decade in which we’ve been quietly developing and releasing products targeted at the unix-like platforms, we’ve decided to do that which others, in the same business as ours, did some time ago: go open about it. We don’t have a grand plan about how this weblog will work, so we’ll just start simple and let the world out there know what has been keeping us busy lately.
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