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Spyware definitions - number provides the count of spyware samples defined
in the latest spyware database version
in the latest spyware database version
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Database release - specifies when and at what time the spyware database
was updated
was updated
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Database version - defines the number of the latest spyware database
version; and this number increases with every virus base update
version; and this number increases with every virus base update
There is just one operating button available within this component's interface (Back) -
press the button to return to the default
press the button to return to the default
Please note: The software vendor has set up all AVG components to give optimum
performance. Unless you have a real reason to do so, do not change the AVG
configuration. Any changes to settings should only be performed by an experienced
user. If you need to change AVG configuration, select the system menu item Tools /
Advanced settings and edit the AVG configuration in the newly opened
performance. Unless you have a real reason to do so, do not change the AVG
configuration. Any changes to settings should only be performed by an experienced
user. If you need to change AVG configuration, select the system menu item Tools /
Advanced settings and edit the AVG configuration in the newly opened
dialog.
7.3. E-mail Scanner
One of the most common sources of viruses and trojans is via e-mail. Phishing and
spam make e-mail an even greater source of risks. Free e-mail accounts are more likely
to receive such malicious e-mails (as they rarely employ anti-spam technology), and
home users rely quite heavily on such e-mail. Also home users, surfing unknown sites
and filling in online forms with personal data (such as their e-mail address) increase
exposure to attacks via e-mail. Companies usually use corporate e-mail accounts and
employ anti-spam filters etc, to reduce the risk.
spam make e-mail an even greater source of risks. Free e-mail accounts are more likely
to receive such malicious e-mails (as they rarely employ anti-spam technology), and
home users rely quite heavily on such e-mail. Also home users, surfing unknown sites
and filling in online forms with personal data (such as their e-mail address) increase
exposure to attacks via e-mail. Companies usually use corporate e-mail accounts and
employ anti-spam filters etc, to reduce the risk.
7.3.1. E-mail Scanner Principles
The E-mail Scanner component scans incoming/outgoing e-mails automatically. You
can use it with e-mail clients that do not have their own plug-in in AVG (e.g. Outlook
Express, Mozilla, Incredimail, etc.).
can use it with e-mail clients that do not have their own plug-in in AVG (e.g. Outlook
Express, Mozilla, Incredimail, etc.).
During AVG
checking incoming e-mails and the second one for checking outgoing e-mails. Using
these two servers e-mails are automatically checked on ports 110 and 25 (standard
ports for sending/receiving e-mails).
these two servers e-mails are automatically checked on ports 110 and 25 (standard
ports for sending/receiving e-mails).
E-mail Scanner works as an interface between e-mail client and e-mail servers on the
Internet.
Internet.
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Incoming mail: While receiving a message from the server, the E-mail
Scanner component tests it for viruses, removes infected attachments, and
adds certification. When detected, viruses are quarantined in
Scanner component tests it for viruses, removes infected attachments, and
adds certification. When detected, viruses are quarantined in
immediately. Then the message is passed to the e-mail client.