> I don't know if this rumour is true, but I heard Zvi sacked his UK and
 > US distributors for stealing the profits.  Zvi's attitude gives me a
 > pain in the arse, and I don't think much of his program, but I don't
 > wish him any harm.  If it's true, I hope he recovers his money.
Hmmmm ... I hadn't heard about that.
I just checked Netiv's sig.  It used to contain all the IV websites, but
now he's the only one.
The main site ... invircible.com ... has disappeared off the face of the
planet.
Anyone have any more info about this ?
 > Try V3.  Rod has the makings of a new WWW site online.  I'm not an avid
 > WWWer so I don't know how it rates by world standards with graphics and
 > all, but it looks pretty suave to me.  I don't think he'll mind you
 > downloading it from the UK.  (http://www.antivirus.com.au)
I'm open to criticism and suggestions on the website.  I don't have a
browser (I do all my webbing in unix) and they tell me the finished
pages don't always look the same in the editor as they do online, so I
have no real idea what it looks like to the rest of the world.
 > Stay with it!  I still use TBAV too, and it flags a couple of viruses
 > with heuristics that AVP misses,
Yep ... it sometimes does that.
 > I've used and recommended it for years, and it's still up near the top
 > of my AV list, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating for the
 > average guy who can afford to buy only one AV program, and right now AVP
 > is eating more viruses than anything else in the world, including TBAV.
As you read this message, someone, somewhere, is writing a virus which
no scanner will be able to detect until it's "taught" how to find it.
Several "someone's", in fact.
I just heard on the grapevine that TBAV scooped the poop in next month's
Virus Bulletin test.
No scanner can ever hope to detect all of the viruses all of the time.
Not AVP.
Not TBAV.
Not even both of them in combination.
All we can do is the best we can.
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