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Avast:
Clean -
Avira:
Clean -
Kaspersky:
Clean -
McAfee:
Clean -
NOD32:
Clean
Detailed logs
kts119a.exe|>{embedded}\License.txt OK
kts119a.exe|>{embedded}\Code.bin OK
kts119a.exe|>{embedded}\WizardImage.bmp OK
kts119a.exe|>{embedded}\WizardSmallImage.bmp OK
kts119a.exe|>{embedded}\setup.exe OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\auto_logon.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\cl32.dll OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\daemon.exe OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\fixscut.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\fixscut.exe OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\install.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\install.once.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\KTS home.url OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\kts.ssh.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\kts.telnet.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\License.txt OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\publickey_logon.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\session.exe OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\session.exe.lnk OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\setup.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\shlex.exe OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\telnet.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\uninstall.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\utf-8.ini OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\scripts\administrator.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\scripts\allusers.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\scripts\sftp_init.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\scripts\__shell.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon.vcxproj OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\kts.sln OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session.vcxproj OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shlex.vcxproj OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\out\copy.bat OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KConsole.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KFlags.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KIni.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KIPBan.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KKey.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KLicense.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KPipe.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KPrcsGroup.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KRegkey.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\kscreen.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\kscreenexport.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSession.old.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSessionState.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSlre.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSocket.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSocketDup.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KSsh.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KTelnet.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KTrace.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\kts.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\kts_base.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\KWinsta.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\slre\slre.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\slre\slre.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl\cl32.dll OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl\cl32.exp OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl\cl32.lib OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl\cryptlib.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\crypt32.def OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\cryptapi.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\cryptlib.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\file.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\int_api.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ReadMe.txt OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh.h OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_auths.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_chn.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_cry.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_msg.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_msgs.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_rd.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shared\cl-sources\ssh2_svr.c OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\daemon.cpp OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\daemon.ico OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\daemon.rc OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\KDaemon.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\KService.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\KSetup.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\daemon\KTermSessions.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KAutoLogon.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KCommUtils.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KPortforward.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KPublickeyLogon.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KSession.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KSftp.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\KSubSystems.hxx OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\session.cpp OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\session\session.rc OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shlex\shlex.cpp OK
kts119a.exe|>{app}\sources\shlex\shlex.rc OK
kts119a.exe OK
#
# Number of scanned files: 96
# Number of scanned folders: 0
# Number of infected files: 0
# Total size of scanned files: 7210753
# Virus database: 210807-0, 08/07/21
# Total scan time: 0:0:1
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1. Install an antivirus
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If you don't have a powerful antivirus solution already protecting your computer, you should install one from our recommendations: Avast Free, AVG Free, Avira Free, Bitdefender Free, NOD32.
2. Choose a safe web browser
An important aspect to keep in mind is what web browser you use. Most browser exploits and viruses target Internet Explorer so it's best you consider an alternative. The safest web browsers available Today are considered to be Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Besides being free, they are both fast, have pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, with privacy and security features. Give them a try: Download Mozilla Firefox or Download Google Chrome.
3. Learn more about securing your PC
These articles should help you further:
- - Our Chart of Top Dumb Ways to Mess Up Your PC
- - PC improvement tips for National Clean Out Your Computer Day (or any other day)
- - The Crucial Actions to take when using a new Windows PC for the first time
- - Introduction to Sandboxed Browsing
- - Will Clearing Your Browser's Cache Actually Improve Your Browsing Experience?
- - Browser Hijacking Signs and How To Clean-up
- - Comprehensive Guide to Secure Passwords
- - Two-Factor Authentication Explained - Protecting Your Accounts With More Than Just a Password
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