What do the titles mean?

Browser - Scans are done inside your browser. A plugin is usually needed in order for a scan to take place. You will be prompted to install the plugin before the scan starts. NOTE: Internet Explorer is needed to run 95% of these links. It is recommended to use IE for them all!

Single File - These sites allow you to upload one (1) file you find suspicious. Most of these sites have a limit on the size of the file allowed to be uploaded. Be sure to check and make sure you meet their requirements.

Single File - Multi - This simply means that there are multiple scanning engines used to scan your file/URL.

File Analysis - Here you can submit a Windows executable and receive an analysis report telling you what it does.

URL Scan - These sites scan URL's and inform you whether or not they're safe to visit.

Browser:
http://u.to/r5_1
http://u.to/q5_1
http://u.to/m5_1
http://u.to/rp_1
http://u.to/mp_1
http://u.to/oJ_1
http://u.to/op_1
http://u.to/oZ_1
http://u.to/n5_1
http://u.to/nZ_1
http://u.to/qp_1

Single File - Multi:
http://www.virustotal.com/
http://u.to/nJ_1
http://u.to/pJ_1
http://u.to/qJ_1
http://www.virscan.org/

Single File:
http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner
http://u.to/qZ_1
http://u.to/p5_1
http://u.to/rZ_1
http://u.to/mZ_1
http://www.threatexpert.com/filescan.aspx
http://u.to/np_1

File Analysis:
http://u.to/o5_1
http://camas.comodo.com/
http://u.to/mJ_1
http://u.to/rJ_1
http://u.to/pp_1

URL Scan - Multi:
http://www.urlvoid.com/
http://u.to/sJ_1
http://u.to/pZ_1

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