VMMap v3.2 – VMMap allows you to analyze the virtual and physical memory usage of a process. New in version 3.2, an option has been added to show all file system values in hexadecimal, adds additional error code and file system control strings, and fixes a bug that prevented boot capture on Windows 10. Process Monitor v3.2 - Process Monitor is a real-time system monitoring utility that captures registry, file system, process and thread, CPU, DLL and network activity. With this update it now reports Office addins, adds several additional autostart locations, and no longer hides hosting executables like cmd.exe, powershell.exe and others when Windows and Microsoft filters are in effect. Autoruns shows what executables, DLLs, and drivers are configured to automatically start and load. The update provides the ability to now show the permissions and security descriptors assigned to event logs, and incorporates owner-rights accesses in its permissions evaluations.Īutoruns v13.4 – Autoruns was just updated last month, but now sits at version 13.4 with the update. Here's what's available:ĪccessChk v6.0 – AccessChk is a command-line utility that shows both effective and actual permissions for registry keys, files, services, kernel objects, and other things. Yesterday, four of the tools were updated with new capabilities. The suite of tools sees constant updates to improve functionality. The invention of Mark Russinovich, who now serves as the CTO of Azure for Microsoft, Sysinternals digs deep into Windows, providing management features that Microsoft seemingly forgot. Probably one of the most valuable suites of tools for managing and protecting Windows systems is the Sysinternals utilities.
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