Hello, Le lundi 24 Octobre 2005 20:36, Jim a écrit : > I'm running Linspire 5 which uses a swap file rather than a swap > partition. When I ran the latest version of clamav, it showed a trojan > in the swap file. It didn't show up in any regular disk file, though. > So, how did it get into virtual memory, and, should I be concerned about > it? > > Here's the clamav output: > > /home/jim/My Computer/Storage Device (hda5)/boot/linux-swap.swp: > Trojan.Startpage-149 FOUND
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