There aren't too many virus protection platforms for Linux and I guess that's because there aren't many viruses for Linux either. However, perhaps we should add a Linux port for the few viruses that are available on that platform.

So we can scan the latest online virus databases and compare them to the potential threats on a localhost.

This way we can always ensure our armored defenses are always up-to-par with the latest threats the internet has to offer.

Not sure why this is happening now, but we'll have to look into it.

Dear Developer Team!

I would like to contribute to this project but first I want to ask

• do You plan to maintain this project for a long time?
• is there a plan how the AV gonna recognize threats?

Thank You!
Sorry for my English

Have a nice day! 😄

Under System Info, my OS type comes up as Windows NT 6.#.####.#. Instead of using an Environment.OSVersion reference, perhaps we'd get more accurate OS data if we used the ManagementObjectSearcher library to pull OS data directly from the registry.

The form often loads up on a random tab instead of the main Overview tab.

Perhaps we should grey-out the button or something when no viruses have been detected.

Like why is this even here? So I can calculate how many viruses I have?

So that if the user spam clicks the launcher, it doesn't spam them with windows.