A Linux Samba server stores shared folders for 200 Windows PCs. Most Windows malware cannot run on Linux, so why scan the server's files?
Un serveur Linux Samba héberge les dossiers partagés de 200 PC Windows. La plupart des logiciels malveillants pour Windows ne peuvent pas s'exécuter sous Linux : pourquoi analyser malgré tout les fichiers du serveur ?
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AIt can store and pass on malware to the Windows clientsIl peut stocker et transmettre des logiciels malveillants aux clients Windows
BLinux servers automatically run any Windows programs saved to their sharesLes serveurs Linux exécutent automatiquement tout programme Windows enregistré sur leurs partages
CScanning makes the Samba shares fasterL'analyse rend les partages Samba plus rapides
DLinux requires a scan before files can be savedLinux exige une analyse avant de pouvoir enregistrer des fichiers
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