Windows Suspicious Script Remover Utility
Budget: $10 – $9,999,999 USD
I need a lightweight Windows desktop tool that watches the running processes—think explorer.exe and the usual background services—and pinpoints any suspicious script that has been injected into them. When a suspect script appears, the program must simply alert me, highlight exactly where it lives, and then let me decide what to do next. Full user control is essential: I may choose to terminate the script, trace its origin on disk, or ignore it for now, but the application should never quarantine or delete anything on its own.
The interface can borrow ideas from Process Hacker: a live process tree, memory-region view, and a context panel showing the loaded scripts with risk indicators. However, the emphasis is on accidental or malicious script injections, not on ordinary DLLs or standard Windows memory regions, so false positives have to be minimal.
Core requirements
• Real-time detection of suspicious scripts in active processes
• Non-destructive workflow: alert only, no automatic removals
• Full action menu so I can terminate, unload, or open file location manually
• Clear, uncluttered UI built for Windows 10/11 in native C++, C#, or another performant language
• Processes and detections must refresh smoothly with negligible CPU overhead
Acceptance criteria
1. Installer or portable EXE that launches without admin hurdles on a 64-bit Windows 10/11 machine.
2. On test injection (I will provide a sample script), the tool flags it instantly and presents action options without touching unrelated memory blocks.
3. No system instability or false termination of core Windows components after standard removal steps.
Hand over the compiled build plus full, well-commented source so I can extend the detection logic later.
The interface can borrow ideas from Process Hacker: a live process tree, memory-region view, and a context panel showing the loaded scripts with risk indicators. However, the emphasis is on accidental or malicious script injections, not on ordinary DLLs or standard Windows memory regions, so false positives have to be minimal.
Core requirements
• Real-time detection of suspicious scripts in active processes
• Non-destructive workflow: alert only, no automatic removals
• Full action menu so I can terminate, unload, or open file location manually
• Clear, uncluttered UI built for Windows 10/11 in native C++, C#, or another performant language
• Processes and detections must refresh smoothly with negligible CPU overhead
Acceptance criteria
1. Installer or portable EXE that launches without admin hurdles on a 64-bit Windows 10/11 machine.
2. On test injection (I will provide a sample script), the tool flags it instantly and presents action options without touching unrelated memory blocks.
3. No system instability or false termination of core Windows components after standard removal steps.
Hand over the compiled build plus full, well-commented source so I can extend the detection logic later.