pruss@ria.ccs.uwo.ca (? pruss) (05/29/90)
GLWARNER@SAMFORD.BITNET (The.Gar) writes: >McAfee also has a solution for this problem. SHEZ, which is a >compressed file manager, will work in cooperation with SCAN from >McAfee to scan compressed files for viruses. If I understand its >functioning correctly what actually occurs is that it searches the >compressed file for .EXE, .COM, .OBJ, and .SYS files, then >uncompresses them into a temporary file and scans that temp file. I LZEXE is not an archiver. LZEXE is a program that compresses an .EXE file into a runnable .EXE file and prepends a header that decompresses the .EXE file when run. You CAN however unpack LZEXE'd files via UnLZexe. My question is whether SHEZ will run UnLZexe. pruss@ria.ccs.uwo.ca