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Free for everyone. Open source. Windows 10/11 + Linux.

Free — Open source
Desktop App
The full War Room command center. Radar UI, real world map, live threat intel, ClamAV scanner, quarantine system.
PlatformWindows 10/11 (x64)
Format.exe installer (NSIS)
Size~170 MB
LicenseMIT / Free
↓ Download for Windows
Free — World's first
Security Screensaver
Scans your PC while you're away. Displays live global threat intelligence. Wakes your screen if a threat is found.
PlatformWindows 10/11
Format.exe installer
Size~170 MB
LicenseMIT / Free
↓ Download screensaver
Windows system requirements
●Windows 10 or Windows 11 (x64)
●ClamAV is bundled — no separate install required
●Internet connection for live threat intelligence (optional)
●~500 MB free disk space

Windows installation

01

Download the installer

Download the Threat-Op-Setup-*.exe file from GitHub releases and double-click to run. ClamAV is bundled — no separate download needed.

02

Allow the installer

Windows SmartScreen may show a warning since the app is new. Click "More info" → "Run anyway." The app is open source — review the source on GitHub.

03

Launch Threat-Op

Open Threat-Op from the Start menu. The green dot confirms ClamAV is online. Click Quick scan PC to run your first scan.

04

Install the screensaver (optional)

Run the screensaver installer, then go to Desktop → Personalize → Lock screen → Screen saver settings and select Threat-Op.

Free — AppImage
AppImage
Runs on any Linux distro — no install required. Just download, mark executable, and run. Works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, Mint, and more.
PlatformAny Linux (x64)
Format.AppImage
RequiresClamAV (system)
LicenseMIT / Free
↓ Download AppImage
Free — Debian / Ubuntu
.deb Package
Native package for Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and derivatives. Installs via apt or double-click. Adds a launcher to your apps menu.
PlatformDebian/Ubuntu (x64)
Format.deb package
RequiresClamAV (system)
LicenseMIT / Free
↓ Download .deb
Linux system requirements
●64-bit Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+, Fedora 35+, or equivalent)
●ClamAV installed via your package manager (see step 01 below)
●Internet connection for live threat intelligence (optional)
●~300 MB free disk space
●FUSE 2 (required for AppImage) — usually pre-installed
⚡ Linux users: ClamAV is not bundled — it must be installed separately via your package manager. See step 01 below. This is a one-time setup that takes about 60 seconds.

Linux installation

01

Install ClamAV from your package manager

Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install clamav clamav-daemon
Fedora: sudo dnf install clamav clamd
Arch: sudo pacman -S clamav
Then update virus definitions: sudo freshclam

02

Option A — AppImage (any distro)

Download the .AppImage file. Mark it as executable: chmod +x Threat-Op-*.AppImage. Then double-click to launch, or run ./Threat-Op-*.AppImage from the terminal.

03

Option B — .deb package (Ubuntu/Debian)

Download the .deb file. Install with: sudo apt install ./Threat-Op-*.deb or double-click in your file manager. Threat-Op will appear in your application launcher.

04

Fix sandbox permissions (one-time)

Electron apps on Linux require a one-time sandbox permission fix. If the app doesn't open, run these two commands in the terminal — replacing the path with your actual install location:

For .deb: sudo chown root:root /opt/Threat-Op/chrome-sandbox && sudo chmod 4755 /opt/Threat-Op/chrome-sandbox

For AppImage — find the sandbox file: find ~/.cache -name chrome-sandbox 2>/dev/null then run the same chown/chmod on that path.

05

Launch Threat-Op

Open Threat-Op from your app launcher or run it from the terminal. The green dot confirms ClamAV is detected. Click Quick scan PC to start your first scan. Quarantine operations use pkexec for elevation — your desktop will prompt for your password.

Free — World's first
Security Screensaver
The world's first functional security screensaver. Scans your PC for threats while you're away. Displays live global threat intelligence on a War Room command center display. Wakes your screen and fires a red alert if a threat is found.
PlatformWindows 10/11 only
Format.exe installer
Size~170 MB
LicenseMIT / Free
RequiresClamAV (bundled)
↓ Download screensaver
Screensaver system requirements
●Windows 10 or Windows 11 (x64)
●ClamAV is bundled — no separate install required
●Internet connection for live threat intelligence (optional)
●~500 MB free disk space

Screensaver installation

01

Download and run the installer

Download the screensaver installer from GitHub releases and run it. ClamAV is bundled — no separate download needed.

02

Set as your screensaver

Right-click your Desktop → Personalize → Lock screen → Screen saver settings. Select "Threat-Op" from the dropdown and click OK.

03

Let it run

Walk away from your PC. After your screensaver timeout, Threat-Op activates — scanning while displaying live global threat intelligence. Move the mouse to exit.