Did you ever wanted to know if the file you just downloaded off the net, or the file your friend sent you is binded with a trojan, or another type of malware application?
With FBFD, it's possible, regardless if the other MZ headers are encrypted, the extra data is compressed, etc.
It even detects injector-type binders, that were pretty much undetectable until now.
To sum up, if a file is binded (regardless of the binder), FBFD will tell you.

[ How to use ]

Simply run the program, click the "..." button to select your file (you can also use drag-and-drop).
Then hit "Process File" to check the file.
If the file is binded, you will also get the size (in bytes, hexadecimal) of the extra data, and the offset where the extra data starts (not in the case of injector-binders).

Sounds great. Gonna try it out and will get back to you.

yeah !!
u rulezzzz !!

this for sure ?
it only checks for binded files?
what if the 1st prog calls a second file ?
that surely cannot be tracked using only that program.
i stick with the norton 4 now. till there is somthing more better

thank areypufearless for theyr great products

Very useful looking tool!

Thanks man!!

//WL

Fearless Bound File Detector V0.2

anarchy that doesnt seem to work (at least not on 98) (i mean the 2nd version)

i dont know:(
i used it good on win2k-sp4-cn

good post ararchy !
i need such tools in my archive .
thanks

works on XP