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jorgmed

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<DIV id="post_message_5318009" class="vbclean_msgtext"><DIV>Hi all,</DIV>
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    Whenever i am using my any of the removable drive (like USB, CD, DVD etc) which may contain virus unknowingly to me, Will my Ubuntu hardy heron able to recognize the virus or trojan program present in the removable drive and alert me regarding. </DIV>

Or is there any possibility that when i was using windows with antivirus s/w installed, i select my removable drive - then right click it and can "scan" for viruses option. Will there any such options to recognize virus program if present in removable drives. I know virus written for windows programs cant infect linux file structure; but i want to ensure whether my removable drive is infected or not. Thanks in advance. Expecting reply from you guys.</DIV>
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