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07/20/2004, 7:30pm, EDT
Tuesday, July 20th
McAfee announces Virex 7.5
McAfee today announced Virex 7.5 for Mac OS X, offering improvements over its predecessors such as real-time "on access" scanning, automatic eUpdate functionality, scheduling options for On Demand Scans and updating, and the latest McAfee anti-virus scan engine. Update: McAfee today told MacNN that it expects to ship McAfee Virex 7.5 in August (contrary to wording in its press released issued yesterday). Several readers note that the company has made another beta available to some customers. McAfee also said the product, designed for small businesses and enterprise customers, will start at $37 for an 11-user license. This includes a PerpetualPlus License with 1 year of PriorityPlus Support, according to the company. [first posted 07/19/04]
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Virex is shit, and I'll never use it again, not after if fucked up my computer.
> Virex is s**t, and I'll never use it again, not after it
> f**k*d up my computer.
i would like to counter that idiotic statement. as a macsysadmin, i find virex 7.2 and now 7.5 to be the best mac solution out there. you can run virex via shell script which means virex is head and shoulders above nav or any other solution.
for home users, virex has always been the smart solution. norton is a company with a bad reputation for creating dangerous, bloated and otherwise poorly written applications for the macintosh platform.
poolmouse, nyc
Virex is sloooow, never works properly, and the updater is the worst in the world
There is no acceptable antivirus program for the Mac platform today. Luckily there are no viruses either, but boy do I miss Disinfectant...