PEiD

PEiD is the most popular program of its kind, which is able to analyze executable files and provides the most detailed bulletins with the collected information. For the purposes of determining how an executable file's programming language was developed, it can provide information about the compiler, cryptor and packing used along with the information available to those making the software. The application specifies the version or type of a protector as well as how to protect it. According to the developers, PEiD is able to identify more than six hundred different digital signatures and provide information on each of them.

Three types of scanning are available: manual scanning, automatic scanning, and robotic scanning. In Normal mode, PEiD will only look at the file information, and will not perform any additional security checking for the launch environment if PC is rebooted in Hardcore mode or Advanced mode. Other types of threats can be detected through it; embedded miner executables and trojans can be As a general rule, this tool will test the "cleanness" of network files. A great way to ensure the safety of the network is when the program supports heuristic analysis.

This is what I need to "drag" the necessary files over into to the scanning unit in the application. It is also capable of finding folders that specify and contain executable files in batch mode. The program integrates right away with the Windows Explorer context menu, so you can begin scanning. Command-line support is available as well as a tool for creating detailed reports about what has been done. There's also a choice of plugins (Krypto ANALyzer, Generic OEP Finder, Generic Unpacker) and a handy tool for creating detailed reports.