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**Farid** · 11-08-2023, 09:11 PM

✅ ubuntu-rescue_pack-amd64 | 2.74 GB |

Architecture: amd64

System requirements:
CPU: Intel / AMD - 64 bit (x64, amd64, x86-64)
HDD: -
RAM: 640Mb and higher

Description:
Ubuntu RescuePack is a free boot disk with 7 anti-virus scanners already installed on it (ESET, BitDefender, eScan, ClamAV, Vba32, Avira, McAfee (Trellix)) to detect malware and treatment of infected computers. The disk is also equipped with tools for recovering deleted or damaged files and MBR/GPT partitions.

The proposed disk allows, without starting the main operating system installed on the computer (MS Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, etc.), to conduct a full anti-virus scan to detect and remove various malicious threats from the system (computer viruses, Trojans, rootkits, worms, spyware) , ransomware) and treatment of infected computers.
Also, using this disk you can check and disinfect any removable drives.

Due to the fact that the scanning and disinfection processes are carried out independently of the operating system installed on your computer, malware will not be able to counteract the process of neutralizing and restoring the infected system.

The assembly can be considered as a Linux alternative to disks such as Dr.Web LiveDisk and Kaspersky Rescue Disk.
How to burn an ISO file to a DVD or USB flash drive:
✔ Windows: Free ISO Burner can be used to burn to DVD ✔ Windows: Rufus
can be used to create bootable USB media ✔ Linux: Nero Linux 4 can be used to burn to DVD ✔ Linux: There are many options for creating bootable USB media utilities

Booting your computer from the Ubuntu RescuePack disk:
• Completely turn off the infected computer and turn it on again;
This is called a "cold boot". It is necessary in order to completely clear the RAM of the infected computer, because there are viruses that can remain in the RAM even after rebooting the computer, which you do using the operating system itself or by pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys ("warm reboot" )
• Install the DVD/flash drive with the recorded Ubuntu RescueDisk image into your computer;
• Enter the Boot Menu of your computer (this can be the F8, F11 or other button - detailed information can be obtained from the documentation for the motherboard of your computer) and select Ubuntu RescueDisk as the boot source;
• Ubuntu RescuePack will start running on your computer;
• Wait for the startup process to complete. It can take some time;
• Once Ubuntu RescuePack is fully launched, you can start scanning your system or external drive for viruses.
(If the computer is connected to the Internet, it is possible to update the anti-virus databases)

What's new:
• updated antivirus databases (November 2023) of all antiviruses on the disk: ESET, BitDefender, eScan, ClamAV, Vba32, Avira, McAfee (Trellix) •
updated ClamAV antivirus engine - 0.103.8
• updated Avira antivirus engine - 8.3.66.122
• updated antivirus engine BitDefender core - August 2021
• updated СlamTk - 6.16
• updated McAfee (Trellix) Scanner - 7.0.3
• updated Firefox - 119
• updated OpenVPN - 2.6.3
• updated Nmap - 7.94
• updated R-Studio - 5.3.191246
• updated R -Linux - 6.2.191150
• updated RAR - 7.00b1
• removed COMODO Anti-Virus
• added PeaZip - 9.5.0

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⭐️ ubuntu-rescue_pack-amd64 (2.74 GB)

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