I know my posts here are rather emotionless, and that’s how I prefer them for this blog.
But this time, I’m very proud and I’m not hiding it: my PDFiD tool is now running on VirusTotal!
Thanks for your work Julio!
PDFiD will give you statistics of some very basic elements of the PDF language. This helps you decide if a PDF could be malicious or not.
Didier Stevens 
It has been a pleasure to collaborate with you in the integration of the tool. I’m sure many users will find that new tool output really useful 🙂
Comment by jcanto — Tuesday 21 April 2009 @ 17:35
Thank you Julio, I appreciate your professionalism and dedication to VT!
Comment by Didier Stevens — Tuesday 21 April 2009 @ 17:40
Congrats and thanks.
Comment by Thierry Zoller — Tuesday 21 April 2009 @ 18:26
Thanks Thierry!
Comment by Didier Stevens — Tuesday 21 April 2009 @ 19:15
Looks like the about page needs some updating
http://www.virustotal.com/sobre.html
Excellent work Didier, and J. Canto.
Comment by Scott Markwell — Wednesday 22 April 2009 @ 0:11
Thanks Scott!
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 22 April 2009 @ 8:02
Ok…I’m dying to know, how do you do those fantastic screen grabs?
Oh, and the tool is awesome too! 🙂 As well as VirusTotal.
Comment by Mike — Wednesday 22 April 2009 @ 13:41
Thanks!
As I couldn’t find free software that suited my requirements completely, I had to buy a license: TechSmith Snagit.
Comment by Didier Stevens — Wednesday 22 April 2009 @ 14:10