It still feels weird to be installing an antivirus on a CentOS server :D

Here I was thinking Linux systems don't need antivirus.

@netikras
What're you using?
I use Sophos Community edition.
ClamAV been too clunky for me years ago.

@scor going for clamav, but I'll have a look at Sophos. Thanks for the heads-up!

@iamai linux doesn't need it. Windows does. I don't want my servers to become a virus-exchange-hub :/

just because linux won't get infected it doesn't mean it won't become a carrier

@iamai I second on netikras aspect.

Maybe the Chines are already on your box?-) https://techrepublic.com/article/...

Srly, it's 2020, why still this "Linux is [inherently] more secure" hogwash? Just hop on HTB or any other pentesting platform and see if you can't pwn penguins...

@netikras now I understand :) Microsoft user here. Only used Linux a few times and never thought of a reason to install antivirus until now. Learned something new :) Thanks!

@iamai Besides, servers are always more vulnerable and warrant more safety measures than seems reasonable. Just so the devs can bypass all of them with a "clever hack".
../../../etc/logs/apache.log is my favorite page on a surprising amount of websites.

@Lor-inc I meant ../../log/apache.log