1. A method comprising: operating an antivirus program on an application layer of a host operating system of a host computer; installing, by the antivirus program, a disposable virtual machine as a host application on the host operating system of the host computer, the virtual machine including a malware scanner, wherein the malware scanner is a light-weight scanner having a memory scanner and a file scanner; remapping, by the virtual machine, a disk memory space and a host memory space into a guest memory space of the virtual machine, wherein the remapping includes utilizing a memory page remap in a virtual machine hypervisor using an In/Out/DMA remap in the virtual machine hypervisor; performing, from the virtual machine, a scan of files and memory of the host computer for evasive malware on the host computer, wherein the scan of files and memory is performed from the guest memory space; providing scan results, from the virtual machine, to the anti-vims program operating on the host operating system wherein the scan includes performing a signature pattern match and heuristic analysis; determining whether additional scans are required, and in response to determining that no additional scans are required, uninstalling, by the antivirus program, the virtual machine; detecting evasive malware having anti-access technology based on the scan results collected from the virtual machine; wherein the antivirus program installs and uninstalls the virtual machine and the scan results are provided to the anti-virus program, by the virtual machine, without requiring an interrupt or a restart of the host operating system and without requiring a second operating system; wherein the hypervisor of the virtual machine is deployed underneath the kernel of the host operating system so that the hypervisor executes memory and disk access without interference from the kernel of the host operating system so that the host operating system is protected from malware having anti-access technology hijacking the kernel of the host operating system.