Ask for support

System administrator emergency kit
Free Dr.Web utilities (decryption utilities, Windows unlockers, and other useful software) help administrators working in the field. Add Dr.Web to your system administrator emergency kit!

Buy online

Forums
With the creation of Dr.Web CureNet! a new standard for anti-virus re-scan of corporate networks protected by an anti-virus from a different vendor has been established. Discuss Dr.Web CureNet!, meet with its developers and make your suggestions how to make Dr.Web CureNet! even better.

Buy from partners

Join us!
If you are in the IT service business, Dr.Web CureNet! will become your indispensable tool for prompt neutralization of infections in corporate networks. Only members of the Dr.Web CureNet! user club can receive free licenses for the utility. Find out how and join us!

Change for the green
50% off or two years at a price of one year

Dr.Web CureNet! lounge
Share with other users of Dr.Web CureNet! your experience on how the utility helped save a customer`s network. Your record might have been the first one in our Dr.Web CureNet! lounge.

All feedbacks

News

23.01 Exposed: Illegally Obtained Revenue from Online “Paid Archive” Schemes

The number of so-called "paid archives" detected by Dr.Web anti-virus software as Trojan.SmsSend is steadily increasing each month. This comes as no surprise since attackers do not need to be skilled programmers to create that kind of malware. Many sites offer so-called "affiliate programs" that thoughtfully provide ready-made solutions — special "design templates" to help you build your own Trojan.SmsSend within a few minutes.


26.12 Upgraded Dr.Web CureIt! supports enhanced and automatic scanning

Doctor Web—a Russian developer of IT security software—has updated free and commercial versions of its Dr.Web CureIt! utility. The updated utility collects and sends non-identifying statistics to Doctor Web's analytical laboratory. Also, users no longer need to fill out an application before downloading the utility.


02.12 November 2011 virus activity review: virus makers and spammers forgot about the elections

According to Doctor Web's virus analysts, November 2011 was marked by new SMS fraud schemes and the discovery of a Trojan horse capable of stealing sensitive information from pharmaceutical companies.


All news