While equipped with Nautlis, Norton Bootable Recovery Tool provides it's own file access program. When performing a scan you do not need to first mount your drives, NBRT will automatically do so.
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It comes with definitions, but will attempt to download the latest if possible.
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The software itself is not on the rootfs, but is on a mounted disc partition. Norton Bootable Recovery Tool software launches at startup, and provides language selection prompt. The launcher for the Norton Bootable Recovery Tool is located at "/usr/bin/NBRTLauncher". Upon boot up, the user is logged in as root, which isn't much of a surprise given the nature of the tool. The disc is 32bit i686, equipped with kernel 2.6. It is derived from CentOS 6.7, and uses the Gnome 2.28.2 desktop environment. Norton Bootable Recovery Tool supports scanning/removing viruses, spyware, crimeware, trojan horses, hacking tools, adware, trackware, ransomware, as well as recovering files, and browsing the web. In that scenario, unless the tool has been programmed to know which OS files are safe to remove, you could permenantly damage the OS, if you let the tool remove what-ever it wants. For example, if you wish to disinfect an operating system. If you are considering using any of the tools mentioned in this thread, keep in mind whether the tool has appropriate features to accomplish the task you're trying to do.
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