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      <title>Scan user uploaded files using AWS Lambda MicroVM and ClamAV</title>
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      <description>AWS Lambda MicroVMs are isolated serverless compute environments that provide vm-level isolation. In this post, I discuss a scenario where user uploaded files can be scanned for malware using MicroVM and ClamAV an open-source antivirus engine.</description>
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