Dr.Web for MAC OS X beta testing starts
The release of antivirus for a non-Windows platform is an infrequent event. On December 26, Doctor Web announced the launch of beta testing of Dr.Web anti-virus for Mac OS X.
Judging by the announcement posted on Dr.Web, the antivirus is designed to be installed on Macintosh computers on the Intel platform and has a “full cycle” of protection: it can not only detect a virus, but also cure an infected file. Like the Windows version, the product will be paid.
(screenshots from the relevant news on Dr.Web)
Judging by the announcement posted on Dr.Web, the antivirus is designed to be installed on Macintosh computers on the Intel platform and has a “full cycle” of protection: it can not only detect a virus, but also cure an infected file. Like the Windows version, the product will be paid.
(screenshots from the relevant news on Dr.Web)
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/48026/
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