08

Using

Testing BitDefender

BitDefender

 

You will be told one file has been scanned, found infected and the virus identified. You will see the virus name: EICAR-Test-File (not a virus). Since no action was specified, the file EICAR.COM still lays on your hard disk.

The command output will be the following.

BitDefender Antivirus Scanner v7.60124 Linux-i686

Copyright (C) 1996-2006 Softwin SRL. All rights reserved.

This program is licensed for commercial use.

Default action upon detecting an infected file: ignore action

Default action upon detecting a suspected file: ignore action

/tmp/EICAR.COM infected: EICAR-Test-File (not a virus)

Results:

 

Folders

:0

Files

:1

Packed

:0

Archives

:0

Infected files

:1

Suspect files

:0

Warnings

:0

Identified

viruses:1

I/O errors

:0

8.2. Scan an archive

Next, you could archive or compress the file and run bdscan over it. BitDefender will scan inside the archive.

First, let's use the gzip command to create the compressed file. Of course, you can use several other tools, such as zip, rar, arj and so on.

#gzip -9 EICAR.COM

Now you can run bdscan over this compressed file.

# bdscan EICAR.COM.gz

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