0.98.5

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 Welcome to ClamAV 0.98.5! ClamAV 0.98.5 includes important new features
 for collecting and analyzing file properties. Software developers and

 analysts may collect file property meta data using the ClamAV API for
 subsequent analysis by ClamAV bytecode programs. Using these features
 will require that libjson-c is installed, but otherwise libjson-c is not
 needed.

 
 Look for our upcoming series of blog posts to learn more about using the
 ClamAV API and bytecode facilities for collecting and analyzing file
 properties.

 ClamAV 0.98.5 also includes these new features and bug fixes:

 
     - Support for the XDP file format and extracting, decoding, and
       scanning PDF files within XDP files.

     - Addition of shared library support for LLVM versions 3.1 - 3.5

       for the purpose of just-in-time(JIT) compilation of ClamAV
       bytecode signatures. Andreas Cadhalpun submitted the patch
       implementing this support.
     - Enhancements to the clambc command line utility to assist
       ClamAV bytecode signature authors by providing introspection
       into compiled bytecode programs.

     - Resolution of many of the warning messages from ClamAV compilation.

     - Improved detection of malicious PE files.
     - Security fix for ClamAV crash when using 'clamscan -a'. This issue
       was identified by Kurt Siefried of Red Hat.
     - Security fix for ClamAV crash when scanning maliciously crafted
       yoda's crypter files. This issue, as well as several other bugs
       fixed in this release, were identified by Damien Millescamp of
       Oppida.
     - ClamAV 0.98.5 now works with OpenSSL in FIPS compliant mode.
       Thanks to Reinhard Max for supplying the patch.

     - Bug fixes and other feature enhancements. See Changelog or
       git log for details.
 
 Thanks to the following ClamAV community members for code submissions
 and bug reporting included in ClamAV 0.98.5:
 
 Andreas Cadhalpun
 Sebastian Andrzej Siewior

 Damien Millescamp
 Reinhard Max
 Kurt Seifried

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 The ClamAV team (http://www.clamav.net/about.html#credits)