Hi HackForums,
I made a program to search text in filenames and filecontents.
The usage is command-line based and in my opinion much easier & more comfortable than findstr.
How it works? For example, when you saved a file with your passwords, but you can't remember for shit where is it located, then you can just write in CMD:
finder.exe -w password -d C -f "c:\users\john\desktop\results.txt"
-w means word to search for
-d means drives, like C drive etc
-f means file where you want to save the results of search.
It will search all filenames, and filecontents of text files, it will show the line number where the keyword is located.
Download link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/2cimjk
virustotal scan: https://virustotal.com/en/file/79121ce86...476731686/
Feel free to analyze it, I guarantee it is safe.
It was written in C++, therefore no dependencies.
Feedback appreciated
I made a program to search text in filenames and filecontents.
The usage is command-line based and in my opinion much easier & more comfortable than findstr.
How it works? For example, when you saved a file with your passwords, but you can't remember for shit where is it located, then you can just write in CMD:
finder.exe -w password -d C -f "c:\users\john\desktop\results.txt"
-w means word to search for
-d means drives, like C drive etc
-f means file where you want to save the results of search.
It will search all filenames, and filecontents of text files, it will show the line number where the keyword is located.
Download link: https://www.sendspace.com/file/2cimjk
virustotal scan: https://virustotal.com/en/file/79121ce86...476731686/
Feel free to analyze it, I guarantee it is safe.
It was written in C++, therefore no dependencies.
Feedback appreciated


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