Detecting Malware With Anubis

We all know that there are many useful things that can be found on the internet. But, we also can not deny that there are so many internet threats such as viruses, malware, and so on. The problem is not easy for us to detect the presence of malware. To detect malware, we need to use advanced applications, and usually this kind of application we can not get for free.

Fortunately, there is now a free service that we can use to detect malware. The service is named Anubis, provided by http://anubis.iseclab.org/. There are several things that can be detected by the presence or absence of Anubis malware, including Android apps, Windows PE executables, and url. In addition to free, to use this service, we do not need to register first. Thus, we can directly visit the site and directly using Anubis to detect malware in Android apps, Windows PE executables, or url.

There are many sites that intentionally or not spreading malware to its visitors. If we are not careful, we could have visited these sites and without our realizing it, our computer system could be compromised by malware. Fortunately, Anubis may help us to avoid problems like this. To detect whether a url to spread malware or suspicious activities do something else, we can visit http://anubis.iseclab.org/.

Then, at the option Choose the subject for analysis, we have to select the URL and enter the url that we want to check into the box provided. After we check the url you want to succeed we enter, we will get a message that reads: Successful Submission. Then, we will automatically be taken to a page that displays the progress of the scanning process is being carried out by Anubis. To browse a url, Anubis usually takes a few minutes, so you have to wait patiently.

After analyzing the url Anubis finished before we enter, we will be able to view the report in HTML, XML, PDF, or text. Reports provided by Anubis quite complete. Only, it seems reports provided can only be understood by those who have the technical knowledge alone. Services provided by http://anubis.iseclab.org/ very useful. So, if you think this free service really help you, not hurt if you give a little donation to the developers, so they can continue working.