Free worm scanner software for mac

WormScanner 2.3.1 provides you an effective software which scans your local drives or remote volumes for Autostart 9805 worm variants and also alerts you to unknown files with suspiciously similar properties. WormScanner is based on published descriptions of the activities of these worms and has not been tested on real worms. Worms may lurk inside disk image files, but unless the disk image is mounted, WormScanner will not be able to look inside.

This version of WormScanner uses the Symantec published file sizes of the AutoStart Worm variants to distinguish one from another, provides a worm's creation date and file size within its transcript, and attempts to find worms that have been deactivated by the benign D variant.

CDR Scanner 1.0 brings users the convenience of using an efficient software which can help users read every file on a CD-ROM and write a test report that lists each file along with the size of the file, the time required to read the file and the resulting throughput.

In addition, it times each sector read and reports read errors and unusually long read times?generally a sign of weak sectors requiring retries by the drive or system software.

Requirements: Mac OS 8.5 or higher

Laser Scanner 2.0 is a rather praiseworthy program that models a type of laser scanner. The scanner generates patterns by drawing circles on circles. It demonstrates the property noticed with the real scanner; the pattern will sometimes appear to be three dimensional, and adjusting controls will rotate the shape. yet it does have dimensional properties and by using the correct values a 3D object can be manipulated. Laser Scanner has less control in these respects but is still fun.

IP Scanner 2.34 for the Macintosh is a very powerful program which assists you in displaying all machines, users & IP numbers of Macintosh users on your local network. It also detects some non-Macintosh devices, and in many cases can even identify the manufacturer of the device.

IP Scanner uses Bonjour (the technology formerly known as Rendezvous) to collect realtime user information as well as IP data from Macintosh machines on a local area network and sorts everything in tidy columns, each machine's IP number displayed next to its name (along with the current username of the person logged in to that machine).

For small network admins, this means no more shouting around the office to find out who has which IP or, conversely, who is sitting at which workstation in a fixed IP network.

Scanner is free for individual users. Using it on a network with more than 5 devices requires a shareware licens, which entitles you to export and printing functions, tech support, feature requests, and a chance to win a dream date with Paris Hilton.