A Look at Kaspersky's New Virus Removal Tool for Linux
Kaspersky has released the Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool (KVRT), a free application that lets you scan Linux systems for known cyberthreats.
According to Kaspersky, KVRT for Linux can’t monitor attacks on your computer or server in real time, but it “can detect both malware and adware, as well as legitimate programs that can be used for attacks.”
To learn more about this tool, Jack Wallen took it for a spin. In this article, Wallen shares his experience and analysis, then explains how you can download the tool and try it out for yourself.
Learn more at ZDNet.
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