NoBot

NoBot can scan individual files to tell you if they’re safe and it can scan your entire system to tell if it’s been infected with bots, keyloggers, RATs (Remote Access Trojans), miners, and other malware. By default, NoBot scans the Registry, checks to see if any software application is running from an unusual path, and performs a VirusTotal analysis to detect infected files. A few other scanning options are available, but only if you pay to get the Premium version.

NoBot is portable software that doesn’t need to be installed. This means that getting it up and running involves only a couple of steps: download a small executable, run it. That’s it, that’s everything you have to do to get started with NoBot.

The following buttons are presents atop NoBot’s interface:
Home – check for client and virus definition updates, buy and activate the Premium version.
Scan – scan your system, scan a single file.
Settings – choose how NoBot will scan your system.
Quarantine – view all the items that have been placed in the quarantine.
Exception – a list of items that will be ignored during the scan.

NoBot is available as a free version that has the following scanning options to offer: Scan Registry, Detect Suspicious File Paths, VirusTotal Analysis, Automatic File Submission. Buy a Premium license and the following scanning options will unlock: Scan for Module Injection, Scan System Startup Tasks, Scan Windows Directories, Check Windows Security Settings.

Get NoBot, scan your system, and uncover if it is infrected. NoBot can detect bots, keyloggers, RATs, miners, and other malware.