Does "clamscan --remove=yes" only delete infected file from hard disk, or
also if running in memory (RAM)?
we rather manually delete files that are infected, but not sure how to
handle
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So I understand clamscan only removes infected file from hard disk
What happens if infection is in memory (RAM)?
On 2015-04-09 15:53, Dennis Peterson wrote:
> On 4/9/15 7:31 AM, sanes wrote:
> > Does "clamscan --remove=yes" only delete infected file from hard disk,
or
Please advise how to use a Text File with a list of Files to Exclude from
clamscan (Windows Version).
Have only found postings with Unix-type solutions
clamscan --exclude='text file containing list of files'
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Why does clamscan show this file infection, but a scan with VirusTotal.com
shows file is safe? Which source should I trust?
c:\Windows\System32\mobsync.exe: Win.Trojan.Agent-863936 FOUND
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The following exclude does not work (the scan will check the file)
clamscan -r --exclude="c:\Windows\System32\mobsync.exe" c:\
Please advise why exclude not working
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