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Posted by God of Ikiliki
Today we have re-organized our forum boards.
The RuneScape private server category has a complete new 'layout' and is easier to understand. We hope this will reduce the amount of topics being posted in the wrong board.
Today we have also made a few new staff changes due to Toonshorty resigning after being moderator for an extremely long time.
Brendan has been promoted to Global Moderator. Friss has been promoted to Jr. Global Moderator and Ramsin has been made moderator of the 503+ boards instead of advertisement.
The RuneScape private server category has a complete new 'layout' and is easier to understand. We hope this will reduce the amount of topics being posted in the wrong board.
Today we have also made a few new staff changes due to Toonshorty resigning after being moderator for an extremely long time.
Brendan has been promoted to Global Moderator. Friss has been promoted to Jr. Global Moderator and Ramsin has been made moderator of the 503+ boards instead of advertisement.
ByteCode Scanner
Posted by abraham2119
This is a complete new feature on RuneLocus.
It is a simple but effective ByteCode scanner. The purpose of this little tool was to scan class(es) in JARs (as well as any ZIPs and RARs) for any code that can be malicious at some moment. As well as scanning compressed files which contain many classes, you can scan single classes.
This application specifically looks for any outgoing / incoming connections, any type of access to files on your computer (deletion / creation), shell commands and the loading of external libraries which can be malicious.
You can visit the ByteCode Scanner at this page, and under the 'Tool' category on the left navigation bar.
Notice: A warning does not instantly mean the file is malicious and should not be trusted!
A warning means there is a possible chance it's malicious, but the chance is usually small.
It is a simple but effective ByteCode scanner. The purpose of this little tool was to scan class(es) in JARs (as well as any ZIPs and RARs) for any code that can be malicious at some moment. As well as scanning compressed files which contain many classes, you can scan single classes.
This application specifically looks for any outgoing / incoming connections, any type of access to files on your computer (deletion / creation), shell commands and the loading of external libraries which can be malicious.
You can visit the ByteCode Scanner at this page, and under the 'Tool' category on the left navigation bar.
Notice: A warning does not instantly mean the file is malicious and should not be trusted!
A warning means there is a possible chance it's malicious, but the chance is usually small.