Monthly Archives: October 2005

Fixes a bug in the KnownDLLs scan on 32-bit Windows.

This applet reports processor and Windows support for Physical Address Extensions and No Execute buffer overflow protection.

This version adds support for NTFS volumes with cluster sizes larger than 4 KB.

Another Autoruns update adds print monitor DLLs and Explorer column handlers – both of which have been used by real malware – and dramatically improves scan times when image verification is selected.

This update corrects a bug in the compare feature.

In this interview Mark talks about Sysinternals, the most popular tools, and gives a brief introduction to an exciting upcoming tool.

Mark's Power Tools column in the October issue of Windows IT Pro Magazine describes how to use AccessEnum to hunt down misconfigured Registry and file system security.

This Autorun update supports arbitrary length Registry and file system paths, adds a find capability to search through configured items, introduces a comparison feature to compare current autostarts with a previously saved version so that you can easily identify new … Continue reading →