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Vshield vs Virstop (PC)

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From: Malte Eppert
Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1992 22:54
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Hi Francisco!

 > Hi All! I have a small question, Which antivirus TSR would you
 > recommend me to use? Vshield or Virstop?

I recommend to check out the new TBAV utilities. I've just tested
them, and - what can I say - they're great. They really don't
interfere even with complex low-level programs after they're correctly
installed, don't eat up much memory and provide multi-layered
protection. They even prevent many stealth-type viruses from
tunneling. Not absolutely perfect (I got Armageddon to successfully
infect a file after allowing it to go TSR), but: nice game this time,
Thunderbyte!

cu!
eppi

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