One of the easiest ways for getting your system infected with viruses is by using infected thumbdrives. Most viruses create a startup file with the name “autorun.inf” and in the file point to the location of the virus(within the drive) to be run automatically when the thumb drive is detected. Most Antivirus programs detect these […]
Month: October 2010
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Determine Mounted Filesystem Types on Linux
In linux its very easy to lose track of filesytem types if you have been using it for a while. With the advent of ext4(and NTFS) systems its hard to guess which filesystem type is running on each partition. One of the easiest ways to determine the filesystem type of a mounted filesystem is to […]