Antivirus --- how to install Comodo x64 on Lubuntu/Ubuntu 16.04 x64

According to the experience of the Comodo install on Lubuntu 14.04, I think it will be very simple for installing on Lubuntu 16.04 and the procedure is "to download the source from Comodo Official WebSite(# 1) next to install it".
When I do it by my thought, I get the error message that it tell me the dependence package "libssl0.9.8" loss.

In Lubuntu 16.04, the libssl1.0.0 package is installed, not include libssl0.9.8.

Maybe we can install Libssl0.9.8 on 16.04 but does not replace the older one as well, I think. That is both package can be existed on the same operating system. Then I will browse directly the package repository by using Ubuntu Package Search

To do the search package, we have to firstly set the related condition as "libssl0.9.8" keyword、Search on packages names only、"any" distribution、"any" region and so on.

To select the specific architecture as "amd64" and the latest version of the package

To click the right architecture as "amd64" and begin to download the libssl0.9.8 package

and install it by using GDebi tool.

Once the above process finish and no any error message, we will install the Comodo package again by executing the sudo dpkg -i cav-linux_x64.deb command or GDebi mode and the result is normal now.

To execute the Comodo Antivirus program, we will see a "Filesystem filter driver is not loaded!" issue error.

How to fix this problem? To download driver.tar(redirfs 0.11E12A) from "redirfs,avflt,dazuko" WebSite (# 2) next to replace the original file.

In the moment, I will update the antivirus pattern next to fix it.

To go to folder where you downloaded the driver next to replace the  /opt/COMODO/driver.tar by using the sudo mv driver.tar /opt/COMODO/driver.tar command

To change the directory by using the cd /opt/COMODO command and install it by using the sudo ./post_setup.sh command.

Please follow the interactive mode as be careful at end of licence you NEED to accept with Y and then you can add email address, and choose Language 8 and so on.

Once the process finish and no any error, we have to restart the computer next to execute the initial scanning files/folders.

So does that the Comoda Antivirus is running on Lubutu 16.04 x64 normally.

Reference:

(# 1) Comodo source for Linux

(# 2) "redirfs,avflt,dazuko" driver

Ubuntu/Lubuntu 16.04 --- How to install "free" Sophos antivirus on Lubuntu 16.04

Recently, the Lubuntu upgrading fail from 14.04 to 16.04 directly so that I have to reinstall Lubuntu 16.04 freshly. When I install Comodo antivirus by Geb Utility, it stop and tell me the libssl0.9.8 miss.

I am not sure what happen so that search Google for answer. The Lubuntu 16.04 use libsso1.0.0 by default, not libssl0.9.8. I try to find out the alternative method to install the necessary version, but the result still fail. In the moment, I will give up the Comodo antivirus install on Lubuntu 16.04, although it work nicely on Lubuntu 14.04.

The Sophos antivirus for linux is another choice but it is command line only. For downloading it from the Sophos Official WebSite, we have to fill the form to get the download link.

Once the download finish, we will extract the compressed file next to execute sudo sh ./install.sh command in terminal.
In the install process, I choose the free Sophos version based on legal usage so that it just can be used on Command Line environment.

After the installation finish, we need to install update firstly by executing sudo /op/sophos-av/bin/savupdate command.

To check status of on-access scanning

As to the related CLI command, the following list will be the important one:
To enable on-access scanning by doing sudo /opt/sophos-av/bin/savdctl enable command

To disable on-access scanning by doing sudo /opt/sophos-av/bin/savdctl disable command

To turn live protection on by doing sudo /opt/sophos-av/bin/savconfig set LiveProtection true command

To turn live protection off by doing sudo /opt/sophos-av/bin/savconfig set LiveProtection false command

To scan Volume Boot Records by doing sudo savscan -bs=/dev/sda1 command

To scan Master Boot Records by using sudo savscan -mbr command

To scan System by doing sudo savscan /  command

I need some time to realize whether its function is good and operation is friend. Maybe this content will be updated later.