Hello everyone, I'm new to the HF community, and I recently realized that I don't know many other scanners similar to Kleenscan. Any recommendations?
Alternatives to the Kleenscan? [Scantime & Runtime] |
(Feb 22, 2026 02:30 PM)IRLCash Wrote: VirusTotal exists also MalwareBazaar. Unlike Kleenscan, they share their files (Feb 22, 2026 02:43 PM)am00 Wrote: Unlike Kleenscan, they share their files this isn't publicly available, but I made avscan using Clamav + github signature downloads & other rules like YARA from public DBs to get new detections daily. I am selling for $400 (one time only) if interested - you get full software and domain & assistance with your server (over chat) to get NGINX & other services started up.
Feb 24, 2026 01:59 PM
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Hey man, that looks like a really good project. Currently I'm not interested in buying, I'm just looking at competitors in the market because I'm developing my own scanner, and I intend to share the progress here on HF. [goahead.cc]
(Feb 24, 2026 09:47 AM)Hackers Wrote: this isn't publicly available, but I made avscan using Clamav + github signature downloads & other rules like YARA from public DBs to get new detections daily. Furthermore, this scanner looks like a scantime, right? You could make some money if you implemented it at runtime. (Feb 24, 2026 09:47 AM)Hackers Wrote: this isn't publicly available, but I made avscan using Clamav + github signature downloads & other rules like YARA from public DBs to get new detections daily. I can't give love to replay's but wanted to say you did good job, i have built my anti-virus it took me 3 months with very basic UI but i know how hard to come with product that actually work , good luck with sales
Feb 24, 2026 05:49 PM
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(Feb 24, 2026 02:49 PM)Defenzo Wrote: I can't give love to replay's but wanted to say you did good job, i have built my anti-virus it took me 3 months with very basic UI but i know how hard to come with product that actually work , good luck with sales Check out the follow AI-powered IDEs when you can: Cursor Antigravity Codex for Mac they're all fairly easy to use and you can whip up custom software or web saas in hours or days :) (Feb 24, 2026 05:49 PM)Hackers Wrote: Check out the follow AI-powered IDEs when you can: Thanks a lot for your advice , while in first it was for training to get the "Know how" before i work on product , but i like what i did so most likely i will use one of those to turn it into real AV product . @OP i don't know any alternatives but i suggest you to test on your own side to be safe from so many things that may happen (Feb 24, 2026 06:49 PM)Defenzo Wrote: Thanks a lot for your advice , while in first it was for training to get the "Know how" before i work on product , but i like what i did so most likely i will use one of those to turn it into real AV product . It's a shame we don't have competition in the market; we need really good scanners for the community. We've observed strong competition among crypters |
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