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On Jan 2, 2012, at 7:45 PM, Tom Metro wrote: > > I think it is about time there was a commercial solution for malware > remediation that didn't depend on the infected OS. I always found the > idea of downloading and running repair tools on an infected system to be > tenuous. For the technically inclined, the best option was always to > boot a live CD (Linux or Windows) and run repair tools from that. These already exist. Kaspersky, AVG and others provide live ISO images for burning to CD-R or flash drives. Most of them run a customized Linux environment of some sort. Pendrive Linux has a nifty tool called YUMI that installs multiple live images to a single flash drive. It's a very useful way to build a toolbox. --Rich P.
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