Sophos Anti-Rootkit is a tool for removing rootkits, and cleaning up any malicious files. Rootkits are programs designed to conceal the presence of an application on a computer by hiding processes, files, configuration information, network traffic or other observable information from a user.

Sophos Anti-Rootkit runs on Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 computers. For system requirements details, see the Sophos Anti-Rootkit user manual. Both Windows graphical user interface (GUI) and command line versions are available.

When should you use Sophos Anti-Rootkit?
When a malware infection is detected on a system If you are a network administrator wanting to perform a rootkit audit of your network If your network's security patches are not up to date, or are not well maintained When installing Sophos Anti-Virus onto a computer for the first time.

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