A PowerShell script installs Apple USB and Mobile Device Ethernet drivers on Windows by fetching official .cab packages from Microsoft Update, avoiding iTunes bloat and delays.
CommandoVM transforms Windows 10 into a fully armed penetration testing VM with a single PowerShell script, emphasizing Windows as an offensive platform. It requires disabling Defender for smooth setup.
DriverStoreExplorer is a mature C# Windows utility for browsing and cleaning the Windows DriverStore. It auto-detects multiple driver servicing backends, enabling online and offline management with force deletion.
KillerPDF is a standalone Windows PDF editor in a single ~6 MB EXE, bundling PDFium and annotation features with zero dependencies, offline and subscription-free.
native-devtools-mcp provides a Rust-based MCP server letting AI agents control native desktop apps on macOS/Windows, Chrome/Electron browsers, and Android devices. It features macOS AX dispatch for precise, focus-free app control.
VisoMaster Fusion bundles over a dozen AI face-swapping models into a portable Windows desktop app with automatic runtime setup, simplifying the complex AI video editing workflow.
WiX Toolset builds Windows Installer packages from XML with MSBuild integration. Its new open source maintenance fee model challenges free open source sustainability.
DLLHijackHunter is a C# tool for Windows that confirms DLL hijack vulnerabilities by deploying test DLLs and verifying execution, reducing false positives in detection.
Il2CppDumper-GUI automates IL2CPP metadata extraction from Unity game archives on Windows, supporting multiple package formats for streamlined reverse engineering.
WindowsAPIAbuseAtlas catalogs Windows API abuse by malware with reverse engineering notes and YARA rules, aiding threat hunters and malware analysts in detection.
Explore Mandiant’s FLARE Learning Hub, an open educational platform for malware analysis and reverse engineering with a standout Go reverse engineering reference targeting Windows AMD64.
OLED Sleeper fills a Windows gap by enabling per-monitor power control using Win32 APIs and hardware-level DDC/CI brightness commands. It’s a practical tool for multi-monitor setups.
Windrecorder captures screen activity on Windows, indexes it with multiple OCR engines locally, and offers a searchable rewind UI—all without cloud dependencies.
NixOS-WSL lets you run NixOS declaratively on Windows using WSL, giving a reproducible Linux environment without a VM. Here’s how it works under the hood.
