how to check system filesfor digital signatures

[starforce]

As many of you already know, files that do NOT contain digital signatures are usually suspected pieces of malware. To check your Windows system files for files that are not signed you can run sigverif.exe sigverif 300x177 How To Check System Files For Digital Signatures

1. Click the windows globe in the bottom left.
2. In the search programs and files type “sigverif”.
3. Click Start. Sigverif will quickly scan your system files for unsigned files.
4. A window will open showing you which system files are not digitally signed. Also, I log was created. You can access the log by opening sigverif.exe, clicking advanced and then clicking view log.
5. There are some files that are LEGITIMATE and have NO digital signature. You can verify if a file that does not contain a digital signature is malware by uploading it to virustotal.com (which scans the file against dozens of av engines)

…just another tip for your anti-malware tookit.
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starforce

[slikrapid]

i use a number of programs that don't have a digital signature and they work fine - i guess its all about where you get your software from - it should be from trusted sources and not randomly from the internet

as for the digital certificates, looks like its a lucrative business for some, begging the question of its legality or real necessity:

The great digital certificate ripoff?

Verisign: $499.00

Thawte: $299.00

Comodo: $119.95

That seems an awful lot considering that all they appear to do is check a document (e.g. a scan of your certificate of incorporation), check your whois record, multiply a couple of large prime numbers and then send you a certificate file. Much of this process is (or should be) automated. No wonder the founder of Thawte could afford to be one of the first space tourists.

http://successfulsoftware.net/2008/02/27/the-great-digital-certificate-ripoff/

[starforce]

i use a number of programs that don't have a digital signature and they work fine - i guess its all about where you get your software from - it should be from trusted sources and not randomly from the internet

as for the digital certificates, looks like its a lucrative business for some, begging the question of its legality or real necessity:

The great digital certificate ripoff?

http://successfulsoftware.net/2008/02/27/the-great-digital-certificate-ripoff/

digital signatures is emportent m8 not foor noobs you cen detcd new trojan in system the anti virus cenot detect so no rip offf m8 usful tool i love it