I am building an application that will allow end-users to upload files for others to download, and as you guys can image this worries me.
I will be posting these files from the upload stream directly into the database and back out therefore i am not worried about my companies network, but i am concerned with those who will be downloading these files.
Do you guys recommend anything i can integrate (willing to purchase product but dont have a million bucks to spend) into my site to do scanning after upload? This solution would have to work on a web farm scenario.
FYI... For our servers we already use Norton to help keep them virus free.
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W3bbo
Work hard; increase production; prevent accidents, and be happy.
If you're already using Norton, just leverage the scanner itself.
Look up Symantec's website for information on telling the scanner to inspect a single file (the path obtained from HttpPostedFile.SaveAs() ) and extracting the result.
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TomasDeml
Run Chiro, Run!
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Thank you for the feedback guys, some interesting stuff. I am going to have one of my guys look at this right away.
If anyone has any other suggestions i welcome them to compare and contrast. -
just use Kaspersky, its better than Norton
www.kaspersky.com
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