Pafish is a small tool for detecting the characteristics associated with malware potentially operating on your virtual machine.

It is commonly known that some 'smart' malware attempts to mask its presence when a virtual machine is detected. This tool was designed to reveal those harmful bits of malware, allowing you to be better informed before taking an application from a virtual machine to your live workstation.

This quick process should prove to be a useful weapon in the fight against malware by testing out potential vulnerabilities that Paranoid Fish attempts to exploit - if Paranoid Fish is successful, then various types of sneaky malware may be.

Paranoid Fish runs through a command window and starts up right at deployment. It gives easy-to-understand results - a green OK is a pass and red traced! It is a fail, meaning that there are avenues open for malware to exploit potentially. After the detection process, a log report is compiled and saved for your review.

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