i think you can also transform the CVD file into a human readable thing?I know that clamav detects Bagle, because we've had detections already (before the commercial tool we also use by the way). When I run the above command I get a viruses.db2 file which has text descriptions and includes the Bagle one.
i'm not sure, but if you do: sigtool --unpack-current daily.cvd
you get a human readable viruses.db, i'm not sure where this is actually generated from? (your system or the online database?)
does anyone know where?
What's the difference between --unpack and --unpack-current? They both seem to do the same thing and produce identical output?
Thanks.
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