ClamXav, the free virus scanner from developer Mark Allan, has been updated to version 2.2.2 with the purpose of implementing a new ClamAV engine, improving window placement on OS X Lion machines, adding new language support, and more.In addition to updating the ClamAV engine to 0.97.2, Allan notes that the new versi... |
24 August 2011
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ClamXav, a free virus scanner, has been updated with support for Lion, Apple’s next major version of the Mac OS. This is also the last version that supports Tiger (Mac OS X 10.4) users, according to developer Mark Allan.Allan maintains the program so that Mac users can stay out of harm’s way. He distribut... |
22 June 2011
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A bunch of important Mac apps have seen their underlying code updated this week, and Softpedia is keen to report on these changes. As usual, download links are available for all programs mentioned in this report.One of the first, and likely most important updates of the week, is Adium 1.4, a new version of the popula... |
6 November 2010
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As a free virus checker for Macintosh users, ClamXav aims not to secure Macs, but to keep them from becoming carriers of a virus that might eventually end up on a Windows machine. There’s malware targeting Macs as well, and ClamXav will find those too, just as efficiently, according to Mark Allan, the developer... |
21 December 2009
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There has been an awful lot of security talk lately, concerning both the iPhone and the Mac. Coupled with Kasperski’s recent release of its Anti-Virus solution for Mac OS X, and now an updated ClamXav virus checker on the loose, we’d say there is little time left before Apple can no longer rub security in... |
9 November 2009
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ClamXav, the free virus checker for Mac OS X, has been updated to version 2.0.2 beta and is available for download today. ClamXav uses the ClamAV open source antivirus engine as a backend and is able to successfully check for viruses. According to the release notes for ClamXav 2.0.2 beta, developer Mark Allan added ... |
14 September 2009
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