- Dec 12, 2013
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Some of us still remember Tiny Watcher? Today author of TW posted on Wilders such info
It's great idea and perhaps there are some older users of TW which would like to test such new version and perhaps new ones which would like to know this excellent tool
From some time old version it's already not avaliable to download from official page but the review and download link you can find here
Main changes in TW 2.0 will be:
- 64bit for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10
- scanner for Task Scheduler 2.0
- standardized way to configure the scan (e.g. recommended scanned item lists can be exchanged on this forum easily)
- some readability enhancements (so seeing what changed is a bit easier)
Finally, I am considering opening the (C++) source code on GitHub. I am not sure how much collaborative work can be expected from that, but it will have the usual pros & cons, the biggest "pro" being the added transparency (so anyone can verify what TW is doing on your system), and its counterpart biggest "con" being the easier job for hackers to exploit any vulnerability in this code.
Tiny Watcher 2.0
Thanks notably to a thoughtful and motivating conversation with Bellgamin, I started spending the hundred hours (and counting) to give Tiny Watcher a...
www.wilderssecurity.com
From some time old version it's already not avaliable to download from official page but the review and download link you can find here
Monitor System Changes With Tiny Watcher - gHacks Tech News
Tiny Watcher is a free program for Microsoft Windows that monitors important folders, files and Registry locations on Windows machines.
www.ghacks.net