(Last updated: 30/05/15)
28 August 2010A big milestone reached toady! Over 4.000 filetypes for TrID!Thanks to all who helped sending new definitions - keep them coming!
29 March 2010During the weekend this website has found a new home on a very nice server by Consultarea. Thanks!!
17 March 2010Not much updates on this very home page, but works on TrID's library of definitions always keep going! Now it just surpassed 3900 recognized filetypes, and start targeting the 4K milestone!The detailed changes log is always available in the forum, and here's a graph that include the past months/years:
10 June 2009TrID was just featured on makeusof.com!Definition's count is now near 3800. 06 March 2009Even if this page isn't updated very frequently, TrID's filetypes definitions keep increasing steadly, as can be seen here.Now there are over 3.700 of them!
13 September 2008A new milestone! TrID just surpassed the 3.500 filetypes definitions mark!
28 August 2008TrID is now one of the tools used by the notable VirusTotal, the practical online scanning service that analyze any uploaded file with various AV engines in parallel.Specifically, TrIDLib was used via a Python wrapper. The filetypes definitions list now count over 3400 of them!
02 May 2008Mark0.net now run on a new server, faster and more dependable!Few weeks ago TrIDLib saw the light: it's a DLL that allow access to TrID core features in other applications! The number of filetypes recognized by TrID keep increasing: the list is now over 3.200.
15 December 2007Another milestone. Now TrID count over 3.000 filetype definitions!
3 October 2007With today DB update, TrID's definitions count is over 2.800! In addition to the detailed change log in the forum, here's a graph of the recognized filetypes in the past months/years:
Thanks again to everyone who have contributed new or improved definitions. Keep them coming!
21 June 2007TrID now count more than 2.600 filetype definitions!
The occasion is also right to mention that TrID is included / used by
another couple of interesting tools: Be sure to give them a look!
30 May 2007There's a nice new web tool online by some days: File Extension SeekerIt's a sort of specialized search engine for file extensions listing sites. It periodically crawl some of the best file extensions web sites of the net, and let you make complex queries across all of them, in a very fast and convenient way. Check also the new resources list here: File-Extension.net. I tried to group some of the best and more interesting sites about file extensions, filetypes, file format conversions, computer forensics, etc. Last but not least. The TrID file identifier is included in DEFT Linux, a very interesting Computer Forensics Live CD!
20 April 2007Now TrID reached 2.500 filetype definitions!
29 March 2007
A little update for tBDW, a brand new module for
thinBasic that add some scripting functions for
Project Dogwaffle.
Just updated TBClamWin, the
ClamWin antivirus plugin for
The Bat!.
16 November 2006TrID's definitions library continue to grow, and now cover more than 2.300 file formats!
19 September 2006With today update TrID can count on over 2.200 definitions, for an equal number of supported filetypes!
10 June 2006Reached the 2.000 definitions goal for TrID!Even better, there's now a Linux/x86 version ready.
4 June 2006The new TrID file identifier version 2.00 is now available!It sports a new format for the filetype defs (now contained in a single package) and the ability to work on entire folders, eventually adding the guessed extensions to the files. A Linux/x86 port will also be available soon.
26 May 2006Released two Linux ports for BitmapRip and RIFFStrip.About TrID, the number of recognized filetypes is now over 1.900.
23 March 2006New command line tool available! BitmapRip is an utility able to extract JPEG (at the moment, other format coming soon) bitmaps embedded in other files.
24 November 2005As for today, TrID is the 1st and 2nd hit Googlin' for file identifier! :-)
23 September 2005Removed from every pages the counters from Webstat4u (ex Nedstat), after they started to inject advertising popups.
18 August 2005
Added DogLua, a new plugin for
Project Dogwaffle.
The total number of definitions used by
TrID is now over 1.600!
Time for a new little utility! PFCEx is a tool able
to extract URLs from an AOL PFC (Personal Filing Cabinet).
Just added TBClamWin, a plugin for
using ClamWin as an antivirus scan engine from
The Bat!.
A new tool for playing a bit with personal firewalls is now online!
Here is LeakOut.
Available the new TrID v1.56!
EPScan, a new PEiD's
PlugIn, is online.
I'm completing the italian to english translation of various pages on this site.
Sorry for any mistakes! If you spot an error (shouldn't difficult, eh?!), please
let me know! Thanks!
The list of file fypes recognized
by TrID now cover more that 1.400 different formats.
SendMex has been tested and found to work properly on Mono 0.23, both with Linux
(Redhat 7.2) and with the Win32 port.
A news about SendMex was published on
Software Zone!
Added the SendMex utility to the new section for .NET software.
XRK v1.50 was tested on an HP200LX Double Speed palmtop. XRS & XRC already works -
slowly but correctly. XRA & XRD instead doesn't works. Probably a new minor
release will follow to fix the problem. At the moment it's still be possible to
use the executables from the previous 1.36 version.
New XRK v1.50 online in the Software - Core Wars section.
Fixed a problem with the navigation's links on the menu bar (Thx CapitanoNemo!).
Started to update the Software - Core Wars section.
Expanded the Core Wars links section.
New home page layout. With a bit of luck it could be even uglier than before!
And that wasn't an easy task! Not at all!
Now on line XRK v1.45 beta in the Software - Core Wars section.
The first version of this website was put online in this period...
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