If you are interested in creating true antivirus with real time scanning, you must have capability to know how to use language capable of core level functions. C++ ASM for example. If you wish to create a file scanner, you can read for example all files in a folder and search for them for special virus signatures. The problem here is how to get the virus signatures. Antivirus programs always secure their own signatures, so that they do not get tampered with. Other method is to use something called heuristic analysis. You search possibly malicious code sequences from executables without knowing if the file itself contains any specific virus signatures.

That’s all the information you require to make an antivirus using C++. Once you are familiar with the concept and logic behind it, you can try to make Antivirus using C, Java or any other programming language of your choice. For any further doubt or query, please feel free to comment below using the comment Box.

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