I don't know however, if UnHackMe, or any other software can detect malware that embeds in UEFI BIOS, which is one of the newest types of threats. UnHackMe also focuses on boot activity to detect so-called root kits - malware that starts before or with Windows that can instruct Windows not to see it. UnHackMe uses your own antimalware database. It does not mean that UnHackMe is a 'Virustotal antivirus'. UnHackMe may use Virustotal information as an additional (not main) source of information.

That said, while good security software &/or services may use pattern matching, its effectiveness is based primarily on monitoring behavior. Why UnHackMe asks you to confirm what you are a human This may happened because of privacy policy. It is true that Some malware changes file names / signatures often, but not all malware does this - lots of the more sophisticated, often targeted attacks do not. 'The software to be effective in removing viruses, it has to be updated and monitored on daily bases, no such anti virus software exist because it is a catch 22, the virus must be identified first in order to write the anti virus software.'ġst, as stated on the product page, UnHackMe is NOT antivirus software.

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