Submit portable freeware that you find here. It helps if you include information like description, extraction instruction, Unicode support, whether it writes to the registry, and so on.
[url]http://trax.x10.mx/[/url] author wrote:ExeWatch keeps a careful eye on your hard drives and will instantly alert (beep) you every time a new executable appears in any folder, on any fixed or removable drive. Double-click the tray icon to view the details of the latest detections, if any. A solid and lightweight addition for the security-conscious power user.
New in 1.30: Added autostart option, JAR file detection, About dialog.
Compatible with Windows XP and 7, no installation needed, zero configuration, tiny footprint.
(Sven Faw 2013, donationware, 0.3MB - MD5: C60FEF21B20FF5C468058392B65740C0)
Exewatch author also released Curly (currently v1.24.1.0), a console file downloader with hashing and checking functionality, who's weirdly absent from his main site...
[url]http://www.downloadcrew.com/?act=article&id=32584[/url] author wrote:Curly is a tiny (28KB) portable tool for downloading files from the command line. [...] Once the file has arrived, Curly calculates and displays its file size, MD5 and SHA2 hashes, perhaps useful if the download page provides them. Best of all, Curly uses the hashes to query VirusTotal and display a summary of its verdict, immediately highlighting any potential malware.
Midas wrote:Exewatch author also released Curly (currently v1.24.1.0), a console file downloader with hashing and checking functionality, who's weirdly absent from his main site
Disproving what I assumed previously (definitely not by the same author, the real one is CubaGuy), Curly was renamed Nugget and now has a webpage at http://trax.x10.mx/nugget/ (currently v1.43)...
