UVK Ultra Virus Killer has released version 11.10.17.6, enhancing its capabilities to detect and eliminate various forms of malware and spyware from infected systems. This software features an intuitive interface that simplifies the process for users, making it accessible even for those with limited technical skills.

ESET has released version 1.6.10.0 of ESET AV Remover, a tool specifically designed to help users uninstall existing antivirus software from their systems before installing ESET products. While users can also utilize the Control Panel or third-party applications like IOBit Uninstaller for this purpose, ESET AV Remover is tailored to ensure a clean transition to ESET's antivirus solutions. Notably, it can effectively remove other antivirus programs as well, making it a versatile tool for any user looking to switch antivirus providers.

The latest release of Furtivex Malware Removal, version 6.9.1, introduces an advanced script designed to complement existing antivirus software by offering a free, on-demand scanning solution. This tool serves as an additional layer of security, effectively identifying and eliminating various malware threats.

The recently released Atlantis Word Processor Lite 4.4.5.1 is an efficient and fast-loading tool designed for all your word processing needs. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, Atlantis provides a wide array of tools to help you create professional documents, including reports, novels, articles, and letters. Despite its compact size, it boasts impressive power and efficiency, making it suitable for a variety of tasks ranging from simple to highly complex.

Linux Security Roundup for Week 15, 2025

The Antivirus Removal Tool 2025.04 (v.1) has been released, offering users a portable solution for detecting and uninstalling multiple antivirus software from their systems. Developed by the same team behind the Windows Repair Toolbox, this tool can identify both current and previous antivirus installations and provides specialized uninstallers to ensure a thorough removal. These uninstallers effectively eliminate all associated files, drivers, services, and registry entries that may linger after an antivirus program is uninstalled.

Malwarebytes has recently released version 5.13.3.2284 and 5.2.10.182, providing users with a robust solution for protecting against malware, ransomware, exploits, and malicious websites and applications. This comprehensive antivirus replacement is well-regarded within the tech community, particularly among users at MajorGeeks.com, where it has gained a reputation for effective malware removal.

GridinSoft Anti-Malware has released version 4.3.57, which offers enhanced capabilities for combating various PC threats such as adware, malware, and potentially unwanted programs (PUPs). This software is designed to efficiently cleanse your system of these threats, thereby safeguarding your machine against virus and malware attacks.

IObit Uninstaller is a powerful tool designed to help users completely remove unwanted programs, Windows apps, and browser plug-ins or toolbars that standard Windows Add or Remove Programs often fails to uninstall effectively. This utility goes beyond basic program removal by ensuring that no remnants—such as leftover files, registry entries, or hidden junk—remain after uninstallation.

IPFire has announced the release of its latest version, IPFire 2.29 - Core Update 193, which introduces significant advancements in its security and functionality. A key feature of this update is the support for post-quantum cryptography in IPsec tunnels, utilizing the Module-Lattice-Based Key-Encapsulation Mechanism (ML-KEM) to ensure secure key exchanges resistant to potential quantum computer attacks. Alongside this, the default cipher selection for newly established tunnels has been updated to favor AES-256 in GCM or CBC modes, or ChaCha20-Poly1305, while eliminating AES-128 due to its weaker security profile.

Microsoft is set to roll out 126 security updates addressing a total of 126 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs). These updates target various Microsoft products and services, including Visual Studio Code, Windows NTFS, Microsoft Edge (Chromium-based), and numerous Windows services like the Local Security Authority (LSA) and Remote Desktop Services. The vulnerabilities identified in this update have been rated at 7.5 or lower, indicating a manageable risk level.

Furtivex Malware Removal 6.6.8 has been released as a powerful script that enhances users' antivirus software by offering a free, on-demand scanning tool for detecting and eliminating malware threats. This additional layer of protection not only identifies harmful software but also assists in system modifications to improve overall performance.

Trellix Stinger, previously known as McAfee Stinger, has released version 13.0.0.342. This software is designed to detect and remove specific viruses, functioning as a specialized tool rather than a comprehensive antivirus solution. Trellix Stinger is particularly useful for addressing infections on already compromised systems, making it an essential utility for tech professionals who often carry it on portable drives.

AppCheck Anti-Ransomware has released version 3.1.43.3, continuing to provide effective real-time protection against modern ransomware threats. The software features a user-friendly interface that equips users with essential tools for safeguarding their systems. A standout capability is its proactive approach: it not only detects and blocks ransomware during the download process but also monitors for any unauthorized changes to the system. If such activity is detected, AppCheck rolls back the changes automatically.

Glarysoft has released version 1.198.0.827 of Malware Hunter, a tool designed to detect and eliminate malicious files and threats from your computer. With its hyper-scan feature, users can quickly identify viruses and other dangers, ensuring that all traces are removed effectively. Unlike constant monitoring utilities, Malware Hunter operates on an on-demand basis, allowing users to initiate scans when needed.

Linux Security Roundup for Week 14, 2025

On April 4, 2025, an update for Spybot Search and Destroy was released, designed to enhance the software's detection capabilities without relying on the built-in WebUpdate feature. This freeware update streamlines the process by allowing users to download and execute the spybotsd_includes.exe file, select the Spybot installation folder, and complete the update with a few simple clicks.

The latest version of SuperAntiSpyware X Professional, 10.0.1274, has been released, reinforcing its status as a leading tool in the fight against malware, viruses, and various other digital threats. Many computer technicians consider it an essential part of their toolkit due to its advanced capabilities.

OpenSnitch has released version 1.7.0 Release Candidate 2 (RC2) of its GNU/Linux application firewall, aimed at enhancing user experience and integration with third-party tools. This new version focuses on improved compatibility with software like SIEM and loggers, alongside fixing a critical crash issue that occurred when compiling unknown operator rules. The graphical user interface (GUI) has also seen significant updates, including a revamped popup layout and better row selection functionality.

Malwarebytes AdwCleaner is a free and efficient anti-malware tool designed to eliminate adware, potentially unwanted programs (PUPs), toolbars, and browser hijackers that can disrupt your browsing experience. With a user-friendly interface and a quick scanning capability, it's the perfect solution for anyone looking to reclaim their computer's performance.