Sigcheck version 2.91 has been released, enhancing its capabilities as a free command-line utility designed to verify file version numbers, timestamps, and digital signature information, including the associated certificate chains. For users who prefer a graphical interface, SigCheckGUI is also available.
Using the command-line interface, Sigcheck allows users to conduct various checks on files and folders, providing detailed information about their signatures, version numbers, and timestamps. One notable feature is its ability to scan files using VirusTotal, which enables users to detect potential threats such as viruses, worms, trojans, and other forms of malware.
In addition to its core functionalities, users may find related resources and guides helpful, such as instructions on restoring or verifying default services in different Windows versions, identifying processes or services running on their computers, and saving a text file of all active processes using TaskList. The tool also offers insights into automatic and manual trigger starts.
To extend the usability of Sigcheck, users might explore integration with automation scripts for regular file integrity checks, enhancing security protocols in their systems. Furthermore, organizations can leverage Sigcheck in conjunction with other security tools to create a comprehensive file monitoring system, ensuring that all executable files meet security standards and are free from malware
Using the command-line interface, Sigcheck allows users to conduct various checks on files and folders, providing detailed information about their signatures, version numbers, and timestamps. One notable feature is its ability to scan files using VirusTotal, which enables users to detect potential threats such as viruses, worms, trojans, and other forms of malware.
In addition to its core functionalities, users may find related resources and guides helpful, such as instructions on restoring or verifying default services in different Windows versions, identifying processes or services running on their computers, and saving a text file of all active processes using TaskList. The tool also offers insights into automatic and manual trigger starts.
To extend the usability of Sigcheck, users might explore integration with automation scripts for regular file integrity checks, enhancing security protocols in their systems. Furthermore, organizations can leverage Sigcheck in conjunction with other security tools to create a comprehensive file monitoring system, ensuring that all executable files meet security standards and are free from malware
Sigcheck 2.91 released
Sigcheck is a free command-line utility for verifying file version numbers, timestamps, and digital signature info including certificate chains. SigCheckGUI available.
