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AvUpload 1.3.1, published by NASS e.K., is a specialized utility that streamlines the process of submitting false-positive or undetected files to the Avast and AVG global whitelisting services. Designed for system administrators, security researchers, and advanced home users, the lightweight Windows application removes the need to open a web browser or compose manual e-mails; it instead transmits executables, libraries, scripts, and archives directly to the antivirus vendors’ backend analysis queues. Typical use cases include certifying in-house software that is wrongly flagged as suspicious, accelerating the clearance of custom drivers before mass deployment, and contributing new malware samples that have evaded current signatures. The program’s four released versions, culminating in 1.3.1, have progressively added HTTPS encryption, proxy support, command-line switches for silent operation, and integrated SHA-256 hashing to guarantee file integrity during upload. Once a submission is accepted, AvUpload displays the vendor’s ticket number so the sender can later track the disposition of each item. Because it interacts only with official Avast/AVG APIs, the tool maintains compliance with corporate data-handling policies and avoids exposing sensitive binaries to third parties. The software falls under the Antivirus Utilities subcategory of Security Software and runs on any Windows edition from 7 onward without additional dependencies. AvUpload is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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