AI Malware Guardian catches attacks traditional antivirus has never seen — detecting threats by behavior and structure, not by a signature database. Your behavioral model is trained directly on your machine, making your protection completely personal to how you use your computer.
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Traditional antivirus reacts to known threats. AI Malware Guardian detects unknown ones.
Watches Windows kernel event traces (ETW) and flags processes whose runtime behavior diverges from the benign baseline — even brand-new, never-seen-before malware.
A second autoencoder model analyses executable file structure — entropy, import tables, section layout, packing heuristics — to catch malware before it even runs.
Flagged executables are moved to an AES-256-GCM encrypted vault with a machine-specific key. Files can be restored or permanently deleted from the UI.
All ML inference runs locally on your CPU. No files, hashes, or behavior logs are ever uploaded. The only network call is subscription verification on startup.
Instantly explain any process on your machine — what it does, who made it, what suspicious signs to look for. Over 1,000 processes covered out of the box.
Three sensitivity tiers let you balance detection rate against false positives. Medium (recommended) targets a 1% false positive rate against real-world Windows processes.
AI Malware Guardian combines static file analysis with live behavioral monitoring — neither layer alone is sufficient, together they cover the full attack chain.
When an executable is first seen, a 17-feature vector is extracted from the PE file (entropy, section layout, import table, packing heuristic). An autoencoder trained on 5,221 clean Windows executables computes a reconstruction error. Unfamiliar structure = high error = alert.
Windows kernel events (ETW) are collected in 5-minute windows per process: system call counts, registry access, network events, file I/O rates. A second autoencoder trained on thousands of benign 5-minute windows flags any process whose behavior doesn't fit the normal pattern.
Alerts are classified into tiers: Action Required (high confidence threat), Under Review (anomalous, needs human review), and Monitoring (background watch). You decide what to quarantine, dismiss, or investigate further.
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Yes. AI Malware Guardian is complementary to Windows Defender, not a replacement. Defender handles known malware via signatures; Guardian handles unknown threats via anomaly detection. Running both together gives you the best coverage.
No. The background monitor runs at low priority and uses under 1% CPU on average. The ML models run on 17-dimensional feature vectors — inference takes microseconds, not milliseconds. There is no performance impact during normal use.
All detection, scoring, and vault storage happens locally on your machine. The only external connection AI Malware Guardian makes is a startup ping to verify your subscription status — this sends your email address and a non-sensitive machine identifier. No behavioral data, file contents, or process information are ever transmitted.
Windows 11 (x64) is fully supported and tested. Windows 10 support is in development.
After checkout, Stripe sends your activation token to the email you used at purchase. Open AI Malware Guardian, paste your email and token into the activation screen, and click Activate. If you don't see the email within a few minutes, check your spam folder.
Yes. The monthly plan supports up to 3 devices. The annual plan supports up to 5 devices. Activate each machine using the same email and token you received at purchase.
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