Ordinarily I don't use anti-virus software on my Linux machines. If I can't get infected by viruses, trojans and spyware that is designed for Windows, and there is effectively none of this malware that is targeted towards Linux, why would I bother?
Well, sometimes I work with Windows users and have to fix their machines. Using ClamAV, I am able to scan their machines and get rid of most, if not all, of their infections. It is also useful for scanning USB keys and digital cameras and iPods.
Cameras and iPods? Huh?
USB keys are notoriously good for this too.
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