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You should tell Clam AV about this--since ClamWin merely uses the scan engine/signature database provided by the Clam AV project. They are the ones that can fix this.
My first thought, however: make sure you have ClamWin set to scan archive files and that the zipped file size is under the ClamWin scan size limit (100 MB, I think--but not many self-respecting new viruses would be in a file that large). My second thought: an unscanned archive file doesn't matter too much unless it contains a virus that is self-executing. If it contains a virus for which ClamWin has a signature, it will be detected when/if it is unzipped into a folder that is later scanned by ClamWin. And... if it meets a virus profile, it will probably be detected by the Clam Sentinel front-end to ClamWin at the moment when it is unzipped to a folder where it can do some damage. Regards, |
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