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Virus Bulletin: Feb 2011 for Linux

This test result arrived just now from the Virus Bulletin.   For easier presentation I have extracted the results, plot it in graph and listed based on the On-Demand score.     A picture is worth a thousands words so have a look to save me the writing.   Note: none of the top 5 brands had any FPs.

Full story: avast! blog

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