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Computer Worms > Recent Anti-Virus White Papers, Webcasts and Case Studies - ZDNet

Recent Anti-Virus White Papers, Webcasts and Case Studies - ZDNet

1.) How to Mend a Broken Windows Box, Due to Conflicting Anti-Virus Clients.

2.) Why Conventional Anti-Virus Techniques Won't Stop New Threats

3.) The Contemporary Anti-Virus Industry and Its Problems

4.) Deep Freez Enterprise - Computer Associates eTrust Antivirus

5.) Anti-Virus Is Dead: The Advent of the Graylist Approach to Computer Protection

6.) Kaspersky Anti-Virus 5.6 for Linux Mail Server

7.) F-Prot Antivirus SDK: Technology Licensing

8.) Cisco Security Agent Antivirus

9.) Virus Prevention Checklist

10.) Top five strategies for combating modern threats: Is anti-virus dead?

11.) Automated Classification and Analysis of Internet Malware

12.) Freescale and Kaspersky: Accelerated Antivirus Solution Platform for OEM Vendors

13.) Secure(d) File Systems Featuring AVFS - The Anti-Virus File System

14.) Applying Collaborative Anti-Spam Techniques to the Anti-Virus Problem

15.) F-Prot Antivirus SDK

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