PMaxKiller 1.0.1

PMaxKiller is a small but powerful application that is able to scan your PC and remove any trace of the PMax rootkit infection. The term rootkit stands for a program that infiltrates the system and hooks system functions (Windows API). By hooking and modifying low-level API functions, such malware can effectively hide its presence in a system. ...

Author Kaspersky Labs
License Freeware
Price FREE
Released 2015-07-29
Downloads 253
Filesize 102 kB
Requirements
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords anti rootkit, PMax antivirus, rootkit remover, rootkit, PMax, antivirus
Users' rating
(6 rating)
PMaxKillerAnti-Virus ToolsWindows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10
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