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Properly honours the “scan email” settings in ClamXav’s preferences.

Properly honours the exclusion settings in ClamXav’s preferences.

Fixed links from ClamXav to the online documentation.

Scan log now shows the date/time correct for your own timezone.

Fixed issue with animated Dock icon using inordinate amounts of CPU usage.

Fixed crash in scheduler for OS X 10.6, 10.7 and 10.8.

Can now stop Sentry from the ClamXav menu as well as starting it.

The following updates have been undertaken in this latest version of ClamXav:

Scanning of all files or a small sub-section.

An easy-to-edit exclusions database that’s easy for a novice to get to grips with.

Scheduled updates and definition downloads, making it less likely that your work will be interrupted.

#Clamxav found a virus what now for mac#

All in all, ClamXav is ideal for Mac users who want simple protection and minimum fuss. Users can quickly quarantine or trash a file with a click, and the Sentry service acts as a constant disk monitor without dragging performance down. It’s free, and it’s built around ClamAV, so it has the support of a well established open source community. ClamXav is designed to be lightweight and non-intrusive. Times are changing, and is one of many antivirus programs aimed specifically at Mac users.

#Clamxav found a virus what now windows#

For many years, Mac users have relied on the fact that Macs just weren’t that widespread, and that meant most malicious attacks were targeted at Windows machines. If you own a Mac, you’re less likely to have a virus scanner than a Windows user.