New version Dr.Web 11.1 for Unix 28.02.2019 For mail servers / file servers /
UNIX Internet gateways and Linux workstations.

Lua and link libraries enhance Dr.Web solutions

In Dr.Web for Unix Mail Servers and Dr.Web for Unix Internet gateways

• In Dr.Web for Unix Mail Servers, a malicious file's hash sum is used to detect zero-day threats.
• Mail and Internet traffic are filtered with the help of the rules you specifically need — including through the use of external data and regular expressions.
• The modern 64-bit engine detects all security threats.
• The data in Dr.Web Cloud is used to identify threats that are unknown to the uploaded virus definitions.
• Enhanced website filtering.

Usage scenarios

• The use of hash sums of malicious and unwanted files in a mail-traffic filtering system

  Can be used in a system that uses FinCERT mailing lists or GosSOPKA centers

• Message header modification depending on scan results
• Working with external databases for storing detected threats and spam messages
• The use of DNSxL/SURBL lists for mail traffic filtering
• The use of files containing whitelists and blacklists of recipients for mail traffic filtering
• Configuring firewall settings depending on the current date/time

Smart control console

• The system can be controlled both from the web interface and via the command-line utility.
• Parameters can be configured in the centralised control-system configuration area.
• Individual settings for different operating system areas in Dr.Web for Unix servers.
• Custom scanning only for data that interests you.
• Real-time log control — only the data your company needs is displayed.

Maximum security without loss of comfort

• Transit traffic scanning with Dr.Web for Unix Internet gateways.
• Fast and secure remote file scanning — without transmitting your data.
• Anti-virus scanning for external devices, using the telnet protocol.
• Improved security of memory-based anti-virus components.
• The use of the insecure TLS1.0/TLS1.1 protocols is rejected.
• Quick updates — even on low bandwidth.
• Caching of information about file scanning.

Other improvements