Another File Integrity Checker 2.101

Another File Integrity Checker (AFICK) is an open-source application designed to monitor changes in files and directories on a system to detect modifications made by malicious programs or unauthorized users.

Another File Integrity Checker was developed by Gerbier Eric.

AFICK can be used to monitor file integrity for security purposes, detecting malicious changes or unauthorized modifications. It can also be used to track legitimate changes in critical files.

AFICK supports multiple platforms including Unix-like systems (Linux, FreeBSD, etc.), macOS, and Windows.

AFICK primarily operates through the command-line interface. However, there are front-end tools available that provide a graphical user interface for easier management.

Yes, AFICK can generate reports in various formats (text, HTML) that show the differences between successive scans, facilitating analysis and investigation.

Yes, AFICK provides features for automation and scheduling through cron jobs or other task scheduling mechanisms native to the operating system.

As of the last update, AFICK is no longer actively maintained or supported by Gerbier Eric. However, the project remains open-source, allowing the community to make contributions or further development.

You can find more information, documentation, and usage examples about AFICK on the official project website or through community resources such as forums and user guides.

Yes, as an open-source project, AFICK welcomes contributions from the community. You can participate by providing bug reports, submitting patches, or suggesting feature enhancements.