NTCore (Daniel Pistelli)
NTCore is the personal/author label of software developer Daniel Pistelli, best known as the creator and maintainer of CFF Explorer (Common File Format Explorer). The tools published under NTCore are primarily focused on Windows executable format inspection and editing, offering utilities commonly used by reverse engineers, security researchers, and developers who need to inspect or modify PE (Portable Executable) files, resources, and related metadata.
NTCore began as a collection of freeware utilities in the early 2000s and gained popularity because CFF Explorer provides a lightweight, feature-rich interface for low-level file format analysis and editing. The project has historically been distributed from the ntcore.com site as a personal project rather than as a formal commercial company; its audience is mainly technical users who require PE/format manipulation and analysis tools.
NTCore began as a collection of freeware utilities in the early 2000s and gained popularity because CFF Explorer provides a lightweight, feature-rich interface for low-level file format analysis and editing. The project has historically been distributed from the ntcore.com site as a personal project rather than as a formal commercial company; its audience is mainly technical users who require PE/format manipulation and analysis tools.
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
370
Total Keys:
6,237
Total Clicks:
23,625
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
22h52m22s
Average Time Per User:
3m43s
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