Nanoscan – Free Online Malware Scanner

Tony Williams | Apr 19, 2007 | Comments

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Nanoscan

Nanoscan is free online Malware scanner from Panda security, that will detect in a minute whether you are infected with viruses, spyware or Trojans.  It will also scan your PC for other threats.

It’s worthwhile running your PC through Nanoscan even if you think you are currently protected, as in many cases people who think they are protected actually aren’t.  In fact 70% of machines that have been scanned by nanoscan have had at least one form of infection.

Nanoscan contains the following features:

  • It detects more than 600,000 known malware samples. It also detects unknown malware
  • It gets downloaded and it does the scan in approximately 1 minute
  • It only occupies around 400k

There is a more detailed scan that takes 5 minutes that will look for even more threats and vulnerabilities.  For peace of mind and to try out nanoscan click here.


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  • Nanoscan is meant to quickly detect ACTIVE infections only. This is useful before doing an online transaction with your financial details to be sure your computer is not running any keyloggers or trojans that could capture your info.

    To keep it fast and convenient, it only scans for ACTIVE infections, and it does not disinfect, so your cookies are safe.
  • I think Google will get by!
  • I bet this will also remove cookies that may seem malicious but are not. Which hurts giants like Double Click who's main source of tracking are those cookies, Google will not be happy... ;)
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