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Evolution Virus Scanning

November 30, 2008, 11:43 am

Like many people, I receive an absurd number of Windows e-mail viruses in my e-mail. At times, I’ve received over 300 Win32/Gibe-F e-mail messages per day. While they don’t run (easily) on my Linux laptop, they are a real annoyance.
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