# Supported Inputs

## Supported Input Types

| Input | Typical use                   | Notes                                                                   |
| ----- | ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| File  | suspicious file review        | best when teams need a full report with structure and detection context |
| URL   | website or link investigation | useful for phishing, destination review, and reputation checks          |
| IP    | infrastructure lookups        | useful when teams need quick context on an address or host              |

Each input type is presented through a consistent product flow so users can move from submission to review without learning a different interface each time.

## How analysis coverage is presented

Virusis combines multiple analysis signals behind one result surface. Depending on the input type and environment, a report may include:

* detection and verdict signals
* risk-oriented score summaries
* threat or reputation context
* file-level inspection when relevant

## Extra Layer For File Analysis

On top of general verdict signals, file submissions can also include:

* file inspection details
* risk scoring
* contextual findings

on the same report.


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