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readpe (formerly known as pev) is a multiplatform toolkit to work with PE (Portable Executable) binaries. Its main goal is to provide feature-rich tools for properly analyze binaries with a strong focus on suspicious ones.

A software policy makes a powerful addition to Microsoft Windows' malware protection. In particular, it is more effective against ransomware than traditional approaches to security. If you know about the Linux 'execute permission' bit then you'll understand what this is for. The mode of operation is somewhat different in that execute permission is granted to folders and subfolders rather than individual files, but the intention is the same, to stop undesirable or unknown software from launching unless you OK it. Additionally, it is possible to specify that certain executables (typically browsers and email clients) are run with reduced rights. ...

Safe Autorun is an application which can be used to create permanent autorun.inf file in USB removable drives so viruses/malwares can't create their own autorun.inf file to infect others. You can remove created autorun.inf file using this application too. It has both 32 and 64 bit version and is compatible with Windows XP, 7 and 8. It only works with FAT32 file system which most USB removable drives are FAT32. It needs Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package.