Windows users will find this distribution very useful, if they've been infected by malware

May 7, 2013 13:53 GMT  ·  By

Ubuntu Malware Removal Toolkit is a Linux distribution based on the Ubuntu distribution that can help Windows users salvage their OS.

According to developers, the purpose of Ubuntu Malware Removal Toolkit distribution is to create a portable environment that will make it easier to remove malware from infected Windows systems.

Highlights of Ubuntu Malware Removal Toolkit 1.2:

• The users can detect and clean Windows malware directly from the LiveCD; • The distribution is really easy to use even by Linux and Ubuntu novice users; • Nautilus has a custom script that can help in scanning or hashing multiple files and folders; • Windows network protocols support has been integrated; • Users can browse and query the Windows registry files.

More details about this helpful distribution can be found on the official website.

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