Description
Adlice PEViewer
Adlice PEViewer is a handy tool that helps you analyze portable executable files. It shows you the internal structure of a file or process right from your hard drive. Basically, it’s a powerful tool for checking out executable files, helping you spot any potentially harmful activity on your computer.
How Adlice PEViewer Works
When you use Adlice PEViewer alongside RogueKiller, it turns into a strong ally in the battle against bad processes and files that could mess up your system. Unlike RogueKiller, this tool doesn’t automatically hunt down and stop suspicious processes. Instead, it gives you a full picture of everything that’s running on your device.
Features You’ll Love
You’ll find that Adlice PEViewer can quickly load up the list of running processes. Plus, if you want to check out a file stored anywhere on your hard drive, it can do that too! Whether it's an active process or an EXE file, Adlice gets to work in just seconds.
The Information You Can Get
This software pulls up all sorts of useful info about each process, including things like the Process ID (PID), when it was created, its architecture, hash codes, where the file is located, and its digital signature. It even shows properties of the file and what compiler was used to make it. Plus, you'll get the latest VirusTotal scan results and stats!
Dive Deeper with Analysis Tools
If you're curious about memory addresses for selected processes or need to analyze hex code, Adlice has got you covered! It breaks down PE headers, sections, imports, exports and gives insights into disassembly data. You can also extract resources like images and icons easily.
Your Safety First!
Adlice PEViewer makes it super simple to see what's running on your local computer and helps detect any shady processes. It's great for digging deep into processes and showing off how a PE file is built so that you can decide if it's safe or needs to be booted off immediately.
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Adlice PEViewer provides a powerful parsing tool for executable files, helping users detect potential threats. A valuable asset in system security.