Directory Digest 1.3

Directory Digest is a tool developed by Kristof Gajsek, also known as CyberKiko. It is designed to scan directories on your computer and generate a hash digest for each file in those directories.

Directory Digest can be useful for multiple purposes. It can help you validate the integrity of files by comparing their hash digests over time, detect any unauthorized changes or tampering, and identify duplicate files within a directory or across multiple directories.

Directory Digest uses various cryptographic algorithms such as MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 to calculate the hash value of each file in the selected directories. The choice of algorithm depends on your preferences and the level of security you require.

Yes, you can choose specific directories or even entire drives to scan. Directory Digest provides a user-friendly interface where you can browse and select the desired directories.

Yes, Directory Digest is a cross-platform tool and can be used on Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

Unfortunately, scheduling scans is not a built-in feature of Directory Digest. However, you can use third-party scheduling tools or write scripts to automate the scanning process.

Yes, Directory Digest provides an option to export the scan results to a text file or CSV format for future reference or further analysis.

Yes, Directory Digest has the option to scan subdirectories recursively, allowing you to process files within nested folders.

Yes, Directory Digest supports comparing the hash digests of files against a baseline scan. This enables you to detect any changes or modifications that might have occurred since the baseline scan.

Yes, Directory Digest is available as freeware. However, donations to support its continued development are appreciated.