Is there a website that tracks changes to specific windows files and provides the patch level that the change occurred in? I am trying to locate when a specific component was changed under the Windows %SystemRoot% - trial and error says "sometime between 8 / 10" but I would like to know when something was patched.
@hackerfantastic Other than that, I guess specific changes in windows builds (not updates) are in betawiki's scope. It depends on people finding them and documenting them though!
@Rairii this did exactly what I needed - https://winbindex.m417z.com/
@hackerfantastic in that case, I obvously parsed your request wrong, otherwise I would have pointed you at winbindex :)
@Rairii I don't even know how I forgot about it, I was just looking to track a change to a binary over a few versions. You will see why when I drop the thing later.
@hackerfantastic not exactly what you’re asking, but it might turn out to be useful https://winbindex.m417z.com/
Also https://files.ninja/
@raptor the winbindex was exactly what I needed.
@hackerfantastic it's crazy this isn't on the Microsoft site
@JaxxAI thank @raptor for sharing this useful little website - https://winbindex.m417z.com/ - this is exactly what I wanted.
@hackerfantastic I made a tool that takes folders of executables and compares just the section data (not resources), if that helps: https://github.com/Wack0/BuildDiffer