FreeFixer 1.18 + portable

• FreeFixer now scans Google Chrome Extensions.
• FreeFixer's plain text log now includes the name of the signer for each file. For example: "signer: ClientConnect LTD [valid]" or "signer: [unsigned]" if the file is unsigned.
• Added additional items to FreeFixer's whitelist: ◦AVAST Software a.s.
◦ BitDefender SRL
◦ Dolby Laboratories, Inc.
◦ Intel Corporation - Intel® Management Engine Firmware
◦ Intel Corporation - Intel® Rapid Storage Technology
◦ Intel Corporation - Mobile Wireless Group
◦ Intel Corporation - Software and Firmware Products
◦ Intel Corporation - pGFX
◦ Intel Corporation-Mobile Wireless Group
◦ Intel® Software
◦ Intel® Services Manager
◦ Intel® Upgrade Service
◦ Logitech, Inc.
◦ Microsoft Dynamic Code Publisher
◦ Microsoft Windows Early Launch Anti-malware Publisher
◦ Piriform Ltd
◦ SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD.
◦ SANDBOXIE L.T.D
◦ TeamViewer
◦ Webroot Inc.

_http://www.freefixer....fixersetup.exe

Improved FreeFixer's greenlisting of files digitally signed by the following names:
Amazon Services LLC
Creative Technology Ltd
Intel® Biometric and Context Agent
Intel® Embedded Subsystems and IP Blocks Group
Intel® Wireless Connectivity Solutions
Razer USA Ltd.
Seagate Technology LLC
SoftThinks
Trusteer
Validity Sensors, Inc
The file information pages will now show if the process is listening on a TCP or UDP port. See CDPSvc.dll as an example.
Freefixer.com is now using HTTPS://
Whitelisted port 123 on Windows 10 and port 3540 on Windows 7 in the UDP Listening Ports scan result.
Memory usage improvements when FreeFixer scans for recently modified or created files.

What's New in FreeFixer 1.17
FreeFixer will now also list UDP Listening Ports on the machine.
FreeFixer now sends the port number, protocol identifier and (TCP/UDP) and version (4/6) to the FreeFixer web site when clicking on the more information links shown in the TCP/IP Listening Ports scan result.
Added the following ports to the list of known ports: 123 (ntp), 138 (netbios-dgm) and 500 (isakmp).

What's New in FreeFixer 1.16
Added "Browse..." button for the FreeFixer File Nuker located under the Tools tab. You can still copy/paste or type the full path to the file you want to remove.
Updated FreeFixer's whitelist of trusted companies/signer names with 85 new entries. Examples of new entries: "AMD PMP-PE CB Code Signer v20160415", "AVAST Software s.r.o.", "Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.", "HP Inc.", etc.
Added the process ID for each process in the Processes scan result.
The Firefox Extension scan can now read information about extensions from manifest.json.

What's New in FreeFixer 1.15
FreeFixer will now list all TCP Listening Ports on the machine. To reduce the noise in the scan result, most of Microsoft's TCP servers are whitelisted and does not appear in the scan result.
FreeFixer now supports Windows Server 2016.
FreeFixer now lists extensions for the "Mozilla Firefox ESR" browser.
Fixed bug where some Firefox add-ons in the .xpi format could not be unpacked.
Fixed bug where registry values of type REG_MULTI_SZ were not parsed correctly under some conditions.
Fixed a bug where the Memory Compression Windows process appeared in the scan result without a file path.
The KnownDlls scan has been disabled.

What's New in FreeFixer 1.14
When scanning the LAN proxy settings FreeFixer will now figure out the path to the file containing the proxy code, if the proxy running on the local machine. If the proxy is running as a service inside svchost.exe FreeFixer will also display the service name in the scan result.
Improved performance in the FreeFixer scan by caching results from the process enumeration. This decreased the scan time by approximately 35%. The number of memory allocations was reduced by 50%.
Fixed bug in the Autorun.inf files scan which occured when there was a network mount on the local machine, pointing to a target that was currently unavailable. This resulted in none of the autorun.inf files being checked and an error was reported in the scan result.
Fixed bug where some Internet Explorer toolbars appeared without a path in the scan result.
Fixed bug where removing a search provider that was currently set as the default, resulted in Internet Explorer popping up a message saying "A program on your computer has corrupted your default search provider setting for Internet Explorer". The bug was fixed by setting Bing as the default provider.
Fixed bug in the Internet Explorer BHO and Internet Explorer Toolbars scan that reported MSCOREE.DLL instead of the interesting file.
Fixed bug where FreeFixer did not find driver files using the "SysWow64" constant in the registry. For example: ImagePath=SysWow64\drivers\AsIO.sys