A.P.A.I.S. Version 1.0.0.3236 released!

Advanced Process Analysis and Identification System Technician's Edition

A.P.A.I.S. is a live system analysis tool designed to take a single process, and inspect it thoroughly to provide field technicians full spectrum identification, and analysis capability.

It is similar to an anti-malware but without active protection or the ability to scan the entire system, as I designed it to perform tasks and interact with the user in ways impractical to ordinary anti-malware tools in order to accurately identify malicious live processes that may have somehow eluded active protection, and operate in live system memory...

http://hermes-computers.ca/downloads.php

 

Did you know that the eye can't focus on red and blue at the same time?

Sorry, this looks really useful, but it's so hard on the eyes that I just can't use it.

 

Hello Notok,

You must mean the control buttons...
I see what you mean...

Well, my wife is also working on buttons right now...

As you can see I did not retain the services of a graphics designer as this entire undertaking is really all home made, and I'm obviously much more suited to the technical aspects than to the cosmetics...

Yet would you believe I spent weeks working on these buttons...

Sorry for the inconvenience, but this toolkit would really impress you if you actually tried using it.

Cheers!

Guy

 

Big kudos on making it and sharing it; I think it's a great idea and, from what I can see it looks like a great tool I will be keeping an eye out

Sorry, was a bit tired in my last post; I meant my last post to be a little more positive than it actually came out.

 

Notok,

Hey thank you for the positive input... Criticisms are rooted in truth, I just need to figure out how to extract the right blend to please the critics...

Well, you certainly stirred quite a conversation on our end about the color scheme and user experience comment.

I must thank you for pointing this out to me. I really re thought the whole UI and improved it as much as I could think of...
Resulting in many long hours...

I hope you will find this more useable and aesthetically pleasing, and perhaps you may even consider trying it on for size!

While I was as it I did add a few features I was planning for the next major release with this one. I reorganized all the menus to be more logical and over all more useable.

I hope you like it!

Thank You

Guy