Every program that ran
Exact timestamps and run counts — even after the file was deleted.
Exact timestamps and run counts — even after the file was deleted.
Every create, rename, move and delete the system recorded.
Run keys, scheduled tasks, services, drivers and WMI.
Certificate chain validation against Microsoft’s trusted root list.
USB implants, DMA boards and PCIe attack hardware exposed.
Every scan runs on the player’s PC. The screensharer’s panel gets its results, never the files.
Write them in the dashboard. Every check runs them on every file it finds.
import "math"
rule packed_executable
{
meta:
description = "Packed or protected EXE"
strings:
$upx = "UPX!"
$vmp = ".vmp0"
$tmd = ".themida"
condition:
uint16(0) == 0x5A4D and
(any of them or
math.entropy(0, filesize) > 7.4)
}
Hand this PIN to the player
Waiting for the player…
Run it yourself, no account needed.
Offline scan, no server connection.
For individual screensharers.
One license for one person.
For teams that check together.
3 seats included, extra seats €5.99 each.
Windows 10 and Windows 11. We test on Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 11 25H2.
Yes. Reading the disk directly needs them. If xsec.exe starts without them, it offers to restart as administrator.
Start xsec.exe and enter the PIN you give them. If you send a download instead, the file already carries the check. They never create an account.
Two per license. A license can hold up to five unused PINs, and each PIN expires after 15 minutes.
With crypto, in the panel. You buy one month at a time and nothing renews automatically. License keys can be redeemed in the panel too.
Yes, with Network. 3 seats are included and each extra seat is €5.99 a month. Every member signs in with their own Discord account, and the owner manages seats and renewals from a shared balance.
It’s the only way in. XSEC keeps your Discord user id and, from your latest login, your username, display name and picture. It never stores your email or your Discord token.