Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
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Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
Hi!! I downloaded Eset Nod 32 Antivirus and I want to install it. I don't know how. Could someone explain me? Thanks.
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Re: Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
People far smarter than I am will tell you not to install it.....I'll let them tell you why.
Anyway here's the Quick Start Guide with install instructions.
https://download.eset.com/com/eset/apps ... de_enu.pdf
Anyway here's the Quick Start Guide with install instructions.
https://download.eset.com/com/eset/apps ... de_enu.pdf
Re: Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
Here's an article telling you why you shouldn't install an AV in Linux, written by forum member Pjotr.
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinux ... t/security
https://sites.google.com/site/easylinux ... t/security
Re: Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
According to the link below : "Linux doesn't get viruses" — It's a Myth.
https://thehackernews.com/2017/01/linux ... lware.html
https://thehackernews.com/2017/01/linux ... lware.html
Re: Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
Can this infect a machine that is not logged in as root?
Yes, nothing is 100% secure . . . but I think that Pjotr knows more about Linux security than most anyone on this forum.
Yes, nothing is 100% secure . . . but I think that Pjotr knows more about Linux security than most anyone on this forum.
Re: Eset Nod Antivirus on Linux Mint (18.02 - Sonya)
He certainly knows more about it than I do. All I know is what I read on the Internet. But then what Pjotr wrote is what I read on the Internet too so........
I think we have a tendency to feel bullet proof when we're on Linux and I think we need to be not so over confident just out of caution. As you say nothing is 100% secure.
Some people coming from Windows do feel "naked" without some sort of Security Suite running so I do understand the OP's desire to install the ESET AV program. I have used ESET Nod 32 on Windows and it is competent although not outstanding.
I think we have a tendency to feel bullet proof when we're on Linux and I think we need to be not so over confident just out of caution. As you say nothing is 100% secure.
Some people coming from Windows do feel "naked" without some sort of Security Suite running so I do understand the OP's desire to install the ESET AV program. I have used ESET Nod 32 on Windows and it is competent although not outstanding.