SigRemover works via the Command Line to remove digital signatures from PE files.
It allows you to remove a digital signature from an input file quickly. An app such as this has its uses; as the author found, he was performing some binary patching on an executable file, and this action would break its signature, which is why he wanted to remove the signature. The task of removing a signature can be a pain. So SigRemover was born to simplify the process as much as possible.
This is a Command Line app, so there is no interface. The following are command line parameters & examples of use:
SigRemover -i [-o ]
where:
-i = specifies PE file to remove the signature from:
= File path to read PE binary.
-o = [optional] specifies destination PE file:
If omitted, the new file name will have (NoSig) suffix in the same folder.
= File path to create new PE binary.
Examples:
SigRemover -i "path-to\file.exe"
SigRemover -i "path-to\file.exe" -o "path-to\result.exe"
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