ดาวน์โหลด KillerScan 1.9.0

Locations keep each customer site separate, scan settings choose which checks run, Slovenian joins the languages, and updates, installs and network probes are hardened throughout.
Fixed
- Concurrent Windows sessions sharing a profile keep each other's successful changes to settings, Locations and scan history.
- Rescan selected and Deep Scan All honor the chosen adapter again after it disconnects or changes, and refuse off-network results before probing.
- Picking a saved scan keeps its Deep Scan setting for each run and clears it when another saved scan or Location is selected.
- Command-line CSV exports include recognition confidence, evidence and access details, matching the app's exports.
- An all-users update reopens KillerScan for the signed-in user at normal rights, whether it finishes or stops early. Windows was refusing that relaunch, so the app stayed closed. Files left behind by earlier failed updates are cleared when the next update is staged.
- Toolbar controls, tabs, links and tables show keyboard focus. Contrast refreshes avoid duplicate work and restore frame colors. Picker selections keep text and icons shadow-free.
- Demo mode shows sample Locations in the sidebar and picker instead of an empty panel and the old profile-only menu.
- 98SE uses the original caption proportions and classic symbols, with scan controls below the caption. The topology background menu opens at the clicked point without using the zoomed canvas as its anchor.
- All-users uninstall commands quote their nested helper correctly in both silent and interactive modes.
- A command-line value of uiscan, such as a filter or Location name, no longer opens the app and starts a different scan.
- A scan that finds one device says "1 device", in the footer, the status bar, the terminal and the command line.
- When another window deletes a Location, the tab's message no longer calls the results a Temporary scan, which was not always true.
- Save results to Location moves a scan only once all of it is on disk in the destination. A run the destination's history limit would delete, or a Location deleted in another window, is refused with the reason, a stopped scan's results are saved as a canceled run and can be saved from the menu, a Temporary scan's names and device types all go with it, a save that fails leaves the results and the tab where they were, and saving again finishes the move without doubling anything.
- Retry after a failed rename or delete in History repeats that change, a failed one no longer empties the list, and two KillerScans open on the same Location each alert on devices the other never saw.
- A Location appears in the list only once its imported files are in place, even if KillerScan is killed mid-import. Deleting a Location finishes or changes nothing, so a locked file or a blocked recovery folder can no longer crash it or leave files no list points to. Imported history with empty fields can no longer crash History's copy menu.
- An mDNS answer relayed by a reflector puts each service on the device its records name, so one packet can no longer give a printer a speaker's services or lose the speaker.
- A Location learns only the router of the adapter a saved scan is actually on, so a VPN, a second adapter or a remote target can no longer teach it someone else's router.
- History compares a scan only with earlier scans of the same network, identified by its router or adapter, so two sites sharing 192.168.1.0/24 in one Location no longer show each other's devices as added or removed.
- A finished Temporary scan says it is not saved and points to Save scan, because closing KillerScan loses it, and leaving one asks first even when the table is empty. A footer status too long to fit reads in full in its tooltip and is announced to screen readers.
- Renaming a run in History keeps that run selected, so a Delete right after it cannot remove the wrong one.
- An uninstall refused because KillerScan was running no longer leaves a copy of the app in the install folder after the next uninstall finishes.
- Dialog title bars match the rest of the dialog in every theme except 98SE. They had their own band, a lighter strip in Light and a gradient in several dark themes, and the title bar painted its film grain twice.
- Update and uninstall helpers load PowerShell modules only from Windows' own folder, so a module planted in your Documents cannot run inside them as administrator; a failed uninstall reports the real reason and retries when a copy is still running; a stalled update says so; and the window no longer freezes while an update is handed off.
- The terminal keeps 10,000 lines of history, so a ping -t or a long SSH session no longer grows memory without end; a flood of combining marks cannot stall it; resizing during vim or less no longer loses the latest output; and pasting several lines asks first when the shell would run them at once.
- Ping and SSH from a device ask before replacing a command still running in the terminal, and the terminal keeps Ctrl+E, Ctrl+T and the other readline keys instead of the app taking them.
- In History, Enter on a button or the Locations list works again, deleting a run clears it from the pane, and screen readers now get the view tabs as tabs.
- A web page title from a device can no longer stall a scan, unresolved ARP entries no longer appear as phantom printers, a router from another network is no longer labelled on the current one, and quick scans use the mDNS and SSDP names they already collected.
- The prompt's git status runs without the repository's fsmonitor or hooks, so changing into a downloaded repository cannot run its code.
- Clearing a device's custom name brings back the name the scan found, and a blank rename clears it.
- The command line escapes control characters in device names when it prints CSV to a live console.
- HTML reports exported with /theme 98se open in the selected theme, and command-line help distinguishes saved scans from probes that only read Location annotations.
- An update that cannot finish because KillerScan did not close says so in its recovery report, the Update button stays off once an update has started, and a translation file can no longer give a setting the wrong kind of value.
- Topology builds once per refresh when card sizes have not changed, and a card resizes with its border when the theme changes.
- A device can add at most 64 mDNS service names, each bounded in length, however many it announces.
- A copy of KillerScan saved under another name, such as KillerScan (1).exe, keeps its terminal colors while another copy is open.
- Save results to Location from Unassigned moves the run on screen, never another window's newer run, and moves nothing when the table is empty.
- Exporting and importing a Location keep the window responsive, and an import changes the Location list only on the window's own thread.
- Results on screen in Unassigned are no longer cleared when the network changes to one a Location recognizes, and a canceled scan in a Location deleted elsewhere leaves it like a finished one.
- Moving earlier versions' saved scans into Locations never replaces one scan with another of the same name, keeps each scan's Deep Scan choice, and never takes over a Location you happened to name Saved scans.
- The elevated part of an update compiles its helper code in a folder only administrators can open, so another program running as you cannot slip code into it, and an update that finished is no longer reported as failed when KillerScan cannot be reopened afterward.
- Renaming a saved scan keeps it, keeps its Deep Scan setting, and refuses a name another saved scan already uses instead of replacing that scan.
- A scan run whose save failed is no longer written to history twice, and deleting it stays deleted. A renamed run keeps its name when it is saved to a Location.
- SSH in the built-in terminal starts Windows' own ssh.exe by its full path, never a file of that name sitting beside a portable copy.
- An adapter reporting a 0.0.0.0 mask no longer becomes the network to scan; the next adapter is used.
- The Locations list answers Enter, F2, Delete and the menu key itself instead of passing them to the device table.
- Topology cards with long names no longer overlap their neighbors or hang off the edge of the map; every row and ring is spaced for its widest card.
- The F1 keyboard map shows the arrow keys, so Alt+Shift+Up and Alt+Shift+Down (tabs at the top or bottom) appear on it.
- The tray icon's menu opens from the pointer upward, out of the notification area, the same way in every Killer app. A short menu no longer covers the tray icons and a taller one no longer floats about 40 pixels above them.
- Self-update checks the downloaded and staged copies for the publisher's signature inside the helper, keeps every parent folder pinned while it publishes, refuses redirected paths and malformed requests, and offers only stable releases.
- The close button on dialogs now works from the keyboard and screen readers, the window menu opens at the right spot while the window is maximized, and the file dialog's folder tree no longer jumps back to an older folder after a quick change of folder.
- A Location only recognizes a network you saved a scan into, so the switch suggestion no longer names a Location that merely had a scan run in it. A Location is recognized by its router's hardware address, never by a common subnet.
- On Cyanotic, Greed and Blood, selected rows and buttons use the theme's cream with dark text, and an unapproved device stays visible on a selected row.
- New Location, rename and notes prompts show the app icon, and New Location no longer shows the current Location as if it were the name.
- Dialogs have their padding back, and their title bars, icons and buttons match the rest of the family.
- A window on a network a Location knows now opens in that Location, matched by gateway or by subnet.