
c:\), and you can produce a CSV report with option -c:Īs can be seen from this last screenshot, files without digital signature are also checked with VirusTotal.ī DidierStevensLabs. You can scan a complete disk with option -s and specifying the root folder of the disk (e.g. The PDF and ODT files of this guide have been checked by VT, see the links below for an example but do not trust these hashes blindly. If a hash is not present in VirusTotal's database, the file will not be submitted, unless you use option -vs: You'll get the score and a link to the report for the checked file. The first time you run it, you'll have to accept VirusTotal's terms (or use option -vt to accept and avoid the prompt):

When you use option -v, the hash of the file will be submitted to VirusTotal. Sigcheck also supports VirusTotal searches. Sigcheck is a command-line utility to check the digital signature of files like PE files (EXEs). Continuing my diary entries on Sysinternals tools with VirusTotal support, I'm taking a look at sigcheck.
