BitDefender Security for Mail Servers (Linux)
What to do when BitDefender does not detect malwareSome files may not be detected by BitDefender even if they are malicious. This is called a false negative and usually occurs when the malware uses new (unexplored) techniques.
What to do when BitDefender detects legitimate applicationsThere is a possibility that BitDefender will report a legitimate file as being infected. This is called a false positive and usually occurs when BitDefender decides that the file behaves like a malware.
Cookie threats!A lot of people are interested in cookies and why any internet security type product covers the cookie area in order to protect the computer. How can a cookie harm the computer? How are cookies and spyware connected? The present document tries to offer some light over these aspects.
How to configure the Remote Admin moduleThe current article presents how to configure and use the Remote Admin module present in BitDefender Security for Mail Servers (Unix). In this article we assume that the module has already been installed.
Availability of BitDefender Security for Mail Servers (Linux)Designed for mail servers running on UNIX-based platforms, BitDefender Security for Mail Servers brings together antivirus, antispyware, antispam, antiphishing, content and attachment filtering engines that secure the mail traffic of companies and Service Providers. Compatible with the majority of existing e-mail platforms, the product offers reliable protection against newly emerging malware and against attempts to steal confidential and valuable data.
The present article presents the initial information needed to successfully obtain the right package for your Linux/FreeBSD mail server.
Asking for assistance - Unix/Linux productsDue to the high number of possible hardware and software configurations, users may run into various faulty situations. In order to be able to properly identify the causes for these reported situations, the technical support team needs some pieces of information regarding the operating system and BitDefender's presence on the respective computer.
Installation errors on Fedora Core systemsA message similar to the following one may appear while installing BitDefender on a Fedora Core system:
error: Failed dependencies:
libstdc++.so.5 is needed by BitDefender-common-2.x-x.i586libstdc++.so.5(CXXABI_1.2) is needed by BitDefender-common-2.x-x.i586libstdc++.so.5(GLIBCPP_3.2) is needed by BitDefender-common-2.x-x.i586libstdc++.so.5 is needed by BitDefender-mail-2.x-x.i586libstdc++.so.5(CXXABI_1.2) is needed by BitDefender-mail-2.x-x.i586libstdc++.so.5(GLIBCPP_3.2) is needed by BitDefender-mail-2.x-x.i586
Update for BitDefender Security for Mail Servers Following the recent release of BitDefender Security for Mail Servers version 2.1-4, users that have version 2.1-3 installed on the email server might experience some update errors caused by the new Antispam signatures.
System requirements for BitDefender Security for Mail Servers (Linux and FreeBSD)The current article contains the system requirements for BitDefender Security for Mail Servers (Linux and FreeBSD).
The update system for virus signaturesThis documents presents the update system for virus signatures used in the BitDefender products.
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