Is there an Anti-virus add-in for PowerPoint?
I need to be able to scan a PowerPoint file for malware, and was thinking of using an add-in, does anyone know of an add-in that has this functionality?
I was thinking the best way to scan a PowerPoint file for malware is to first renamed the file to have a zip extension, and scan those files for malware.

https://www.ubuntupit.com/best-linux-antivirus-top-10-reviewed-compared/

Referring to above URL, I'm looking for a realtime (ie on-access) AV for
Linux (RHEL, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS) :
ClamAV requires something additional to be able to do on-access can.

Q1:
is Comodo free of charge?

Q2:
Can it run on RHEL, Ubuntu, Debian & container OS
& offer on-access scan without additional package?


Q3:
Can point me to where to download it & its install/user guide?

Q4:
Can we add hashes to it (when we get threat intel) so that
it can scan the extra IOCs besides virus signatures from Comodo?

Hello,

Please I need to Compare Microsoft Windows Defender vs. Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP)
I need your advise to choose between Microsoft Windows Defender and Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP)

Best regards,

Over the last 20-30 years I have gone from Norton Corporate to Trend Micro and now Webroot SecureAnywhere. Now Webroot has followed the others. They have gone to hell. I need a console that will differentiate my Customers from each other. Need a good virus/malware package. Want to keep it simple. Are there any clear cut winners out there today?

We're trying to update our McAfee Agent from 5.0.5.658 to 5.6.1.  We don't use ePO, we're in an isolated network, & have no access to McAfee downloads.  I tried creating an account to login, but it wanted a Grant Number which we didn't have.

OMG: This is driving me crazy!!!!

A user keeps getting his AD account locked every 20 minutes.

I've googled this to death, and even reached out to our ManageEngine AD Audit techs.

In a nutshell, Microsoft isn't capturing the source machine name or IP if the logon request is not from the MS platform (linux/mac) or the authentication request isn't Kerberos.

How in the world am I supposed to figure out the offending machine?

Using this command, then stopping and starting the logon service:
nltest /dbflag:0x2080ffff

The widows\debug log reveals:
07/09 14:38:14 [LOGON] [4304] ECPHFD: SamLogon: Transitive Network logon of (null)\victim_user@ourdomain.com from (none) (via DC-2008-01) Entered
07/09 14:38:14 [LOGON] [4304] ECPHFD: SamLogon: Transitive Network logon of (null)\victim_user@ourdomain.com from (none) (via DC-2008-01) Returns 0xC000006A

"(NONE)" is NOT HELPFUL Microsoft !!!

I've ruled out that these are coming from the outside world so I'm left thinking this is a malicious internal brute force attack or a forgotten app using the user's old password.  We've shut down all of his devices and the problem persists.

#HELP!

Any ideas would be very much appreciated!

Helplessly yours,
Mike

BitDefender is deleting my computer ID.  Thus every time I log into various sites, I have to do two factor authentication.  Not sure what setting is called or what to look for to disable or not have it run every single night.   My computer is locked down and doesn't have any passwords remembered etc. so I feel comfortable turning this off.

Any ideas what I look for?

We had a none critical server get infected with the Cheetah virus.  I have run Sophos and Malwarebytes and neither has fixed it.  I can change the extensions manually but that will take forever.

There must be a simple solution that one of you have tried.   HELP!

I have been trying to backup my Netgear ReadyNAS Duo to an external hard drive that is connected to my PC, using Syncback Free. AVG has reported many threats while Syncback is attempting to do the backup. Most of them include "SBS" in the name of the supposedly infected file. When I take a look in the location where the infected file is meant to be, I find sometimes that is not even there. For a PC that is regularly having AVG run full scans, it seems very odd that it would discover so many infected files as soon as I start a backup. Could it be that Syncback is generating files that are causing AVG to consider them to be malware?
Can anyone suggest what they think might be going on here?

Trying to install Avast Business AntiVirus on a Windows Small Business Server 2008 until I move the server to a new machine.

Avast said that the product should install on SBS 2008

When trying to install I get the following error:  " The procedure entry point K32EnumProcesses could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dll "

How can I deal with this error and install the software?

Thanks.

A customer is receiving the following threat detections on a particular PC using Symantec Endpoint Protection Cloud. Turns out they purchased licenses for this product through CDW 6 years ago and do not have an active support agreement with Symantec so going directly to them for this isn't an option unfortunately.

Resolved Threats:
No risks have been resolved
Unresolved Threats:
Trojan.Gen.MBT
 Type: Anomaly
 Risk: High (High Stealth, High Removal, High Performance, High Privacy)
 Categories: Virus
 Status: Remove Failed
 -----------
 1 Infected File
D:\DHL_Label_Scan _  June 19 2019 at 2.21_06455210_PDF.exe - Failed
 1 Browser Cache
Heur.AdvML.C
 Type: Anomaly
 Risk: High (High Stealth, High Removal, High Performance, High Privacy)
 Categories: Heuristic Virus
 Status: Remove Failed
 -----------
 1 Infected File
D:\DHL_Label_Scan _  June 19 2019 at 2.21_06455210_PDF.exe - Failed
 1 Browser Cache


The problem here is, there is no CD/DVD in the optical drive and there is no Drive D: on the machine at all for that matter -- see attachment. I do recognize the filename as it was an attachment included in a spam email that was never opened and has since been deleted from the end users mailbox.

Any ideas on how to clear these alerts?.. I've cleared the cache on the machine, deleted temp files in Windows, ran full scans with Symantec that come back "clean" but as soon as you reboot, the threat detection pop ups come back.

Thanks-
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We have a system with around sixty computers and three servers and we are infected with the trickbot virus. We have taken everything offline and cleaned a number of computers but when we add another computer to the network now even though we think the computer is clean it and the other computers become inflected again. We use Sophos but that doesn't seem to fix it.

We are looking for some advice on the best way to deal with this nasty virus

Thanks in advance

Hello,

I get this message "this might be a phishing message and is potentially unsafe" in my outlook 2010 from a trusted user.  I know I can just click on it  and accept "enable all links", but I want to know how can I look in the email and see if any phishing  is done? or how to note if its a "fishy" email received.

Thank you