Senin, 29 Juni 2015

MD5 Hasher - a small program to calculate the MD5 hash of the entered text. Checks files for matching MD5 hash. Has an easy to use interface, supports Drag and Drop, instant hash computation and its output value to determine exclude files and generate detailed reports.

With MD5 File Hasher any file can be checked for changes, damage or manipulation. The speedy calculation of MD5 check sums of files or directories is efficient and can be completed rapidly. In addition, scheduled tasks allow for automated checks of any file or directory. The customization of filters and rules allows detailed customization based on your unique requirements. Read for yourself what features are included in MD5 File Hasher and how MD5 File Hasher complements your antivirus software.

Functions

Drag & Drop
-To check one or more files, the files can be selected effortlessly by dragging & dropping them into the program. The calculated MD5 checksums are displayed immediately.

Clipboard
-Already calculated MD5 hash values do not need to be copied by hand. The hash value can be copied effortlessly to the clipboard and can then be inserted, e.g. into the body of an email.

Drives, Directories and sub-directories
-MD5 hash values for several files, a folder or an entire drive can be created automatically. These can be exported into a text file or saved as a Checkfile.

Create Checkfiles
-MD5 File Hasher can create Checkfiles. The Checkfiles are made up of hash values of files of any directory. The Checkfile is generated once and can be used as a reference for future checks.

Validate Checkfiles
-MD5 hash values stored in a Checkfile are compared to the latest hash values. After completion of the checks, a report will indicate all files that have been changed. If desired, the report also includes information on deleted and inserted new files. With the changes found, the Checkfile can be updated immediately.

Automatic checks
-Any files or directories, including sub-directories can be scheduled and monitored automatically. For example, it is possible to check all system files in the windows directory hourly.

Manage tasks
-Scheduled tasks can be created with user-defined rules, filters and exceptions. Checks can be started not only manually but also scheduled to run automatically. The user decided if a screen alert is displayed and what events are included. It is also possible to select an important task as favorite and create a link to the Windows system tray. This allows the user to run the task instantly.

Define filters
-The filter function is particularly useful for automatic check sum comparisons. For example, it is possible to create a separate filter for each directory, e.g. include all files in one directory but only .exe files in the other. Hidden files and sub-directories can be included based on your specific requirements.

Define exceptions
-Often it is desirable, to exclude certain types from the check, e.g. a file that’s unlikely to be vulnerable or is changed frequently but is included in a directory. This is why MD5 File Hasher offers to define exceptions which allow specific file types or an entire directory to be excluded. Pre-defined exceptions have a higher priority than filter rules.

Create reports
-After the completion of the check, any changes to files as well as new and deleted files are included in the report. The report can be saved as a text file. If desired, reports can also be created for scheduled checks.

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