How to automate malware scanning on a web server using ClamAV

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I want to automatically scan my web server for malware using ClamAV, but I’m unsure how to set it up for real-time protection. My questions are:

  • How to install and configure ClamAV for scheduled and on-demand scans?
  • How to integrate ClamAV with a cron job or systemd for automation?
  • How to set up alerts or logs when malware is detected?

A working example of automating ClamAV scans and handling infected files would be helpful.

Feb 26 in Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking by Anupam
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