What new command-line options are available in NOD32 v2.7?
NOD32 v2.7 introduces two new command line options for the On-Demand Scanner, /UNWANTED and /ANTISTEALTH. Adding /UNWANTED to the command-line tells NOD32 to check the target being scanned for Potentially Unwanted Applications (or PUwA, for short). By default, NOD32 does not check for Potentially Unwanted Applications because they are a classification for low-risk threats. Adding /ANTISTEALTH+ to the command-line tells NOD32 to use Anti-Stealth technology when checking the target. By default, NOD32’s On-Demand Scanner does check targets using Anti-Stealth technology. To disable it, specify /ANTISTEALTH- on the command line.
