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Akeeba SiteDiff

Akeeba SiteDiff is a security-minded native Windows™ application which allows you to compare two backup archives and report which files have been added, removed or modified, based on the calculation of an industry-standard MD5 sum for each file. It can be a life saver in identifying potentially hacked sites, long before you notice the side effects of the hacker's actions.

If you want to use it on Linux™ or Mac OS X™ you will need to install WINE or DarWINE respectively. It's easy to do and we absolutely support this kind of installations.

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Akeeba SiteDiff 2.5

Akeeba SiteDiff 2.5 ( 1 Files )

This is the first offical release of Akeeba SiteDiff, a security-oriented desktop application which compares two backup files and reports which files have been added, removed, modified or stayed the same between successive backups.


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