Anti-virus engine in Dr.Web for Unix updated
December 15, 2011
Note that on December 12, the new engine was released for single-user Dr.Web for Windows products. From now own it is available to everyone running Dr.Web under Linux, FreeBSD and Solaris.
The engine update has affected a number of software products: Dr.Web anti-virus for Linux, Dr.Web for mail servers and Internet gateways Unix, Dr.Web for Unix file servers (Samba) and Novell Storage Services, Dr.Web for Mac OS X, Dr.Web for Mac OS X Server, Dr.Web for Kerio mail servers (Linux-version), Dr.Web for IBM Lotus Domino (Linux-version), as well as Dr.Web LiveCD and Dr.Web LiveUSB.
The update will be downloaded and installed automatically.
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