Single user Dr.Web 6.0 and 7.0 products for Windows updated
August 27, 2012
The update enhances Dr.Web against rootkits capable of intercepting routines that control operation of programs and thus ending the anti-virus process. It also resolves the issue when the module wouldn't allow the CHKDSK utility to perform a scheduled scan if blocking low-level data writing for hard drives were enabled in Dr.Web settings.
The update will be automatically downloaded by the anti-viruses but applying the update will require a system reboot.
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