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Overview

Warden supports third-party anti-virus signature providers to enhance malware detection capabilities. Enabling these signatures improves protection against phishing attempts, double extensions, macro and JavaScript-based malware, zero-day threats, and zero-hour exploits. For comprehensive documentation on each provider, refer to the official guide: Third-Party Signature Providers Documentation.

Prerequisites

• Sufficient server memory is required, particularly when enabling resource-intensive providers such as SecuriteInfo.
• Administrative access to the Warden control panel and command-line interface (CLI).

Configuration Steps

1. Navigate to Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection > Settings > Anti-virus Settings > Signature Providers.
2. Select the desired third-party providers. The following configurations are recommended:
   • Enable SaneSecurity and URLhaus for baseline enhanced protection.
   • Enable SecuriteInfo if additional server memory is available to maximize detection rates.
   • Note: SecuriteInfo offers paid signature updates (€29/year for up to 10 servers). Purchasing a subscription allows you to select securiteinfo.mdb and securiteinfo0hour.hdb from the provider file list to download generic and zero-hour signatures. Accounts can be created and subscriptions managed at SecuriteInfo Subscription Portal.
3. Click the Update button to apply the configuration, then click the Restart button to restart the anti-virus signature service.
4. Monitor the download progress by navigating to Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection > Logs > Signature log.

Verification and Manual Reload

Downloaded signatures are stored in the /var/lib/clamav/ directory and automatically load into ClamAV within one hour. To force an immediate reload, click the Signature widget reload button on the dashboard or execute the following command:

clamdscan --reload

Troubleshooting and Common Issues

• Signatures fail to load: Verify that sufficient disk space and server memory are available. High memory usage may prevent ClamAV from processing new signature files.
• Download errors in logs: Check the Signature log for timeout messages or network connectivity issues. Ensure outbound firewall rules allow connections to third-party provider endpoints.
• Manual reload fails: Confirm that the ClamAV daemon is actively running before executing the reload command. Restart the service if necessary and retry.