ScreenShareTool · v4.0.0
Forensic analysis,
built for inspectors.
Guide, strings, tools, and a modern analysis app for Minecraft screen shares — evidence without the noise.
Capabilities
What the scanner covers
BAM & Prefetch
Last executions and launch history for executables that matter during a share.
Minecraft accounts
Launchers, usercache, IAS logs, and account switches across common clients.
Cheat self-delete
Traces of known clients and cleanup scripts that try to erase evidence mid-share.
Registry & journal
UserAssist, RunMRU, ShellBags, and NTFS USN journal signals when you go deep.
Macros & peripherals
Gaming software and devices that can run autoclickers or scripted input.
HTML dashboard
One self-contained report with KPIs, tables, and charts — ready to archive.
Resources
Everything in one kit
Operational Manual
Ten-part procedure: roles, tool deploy, checklist, multi-accounting, ghosts, autoclickers, ban flags, false positives, closure.
Forensic Strings
Searchable registry keys, USN journal commands, Event IDs, paths, and real artifacts — not guesses.
Tool Encyclopedia
29 tools · ReferenceSystem Informer, Everything, Luyten, NirSoft, Wireshark, and more — install commands and usage notes.
Changelog
v1 → v4 · UpdatesFull version history from v1.0.0 PowerShell to v4.0.0 GUI — every fix and feature.
Download
v4.0.0 · ReleaseNative GUI for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Winget, standalone exe, Python, or Bash.
Workflow
Screen share in four moves
Connect
AnyDesk or equivalent. Aim for ping under 150ms.
Deploy
Everything, System Informer, Luyten — see the tool list.
Analyze
Run ScreenShareTool with the right day window.
Verdict
Read the dashboard, then sanction or clear.
FAQ
Common questions
Short answers. Deep procedure lives in the operational manual.
What is ScreenShareTool?
A forensic kit for Minecraft screen shares: an operational guide, an 800+ string dictionary, a tool encyclopedia, and a cross-platform analysis app that writes a dashboard at the end of each scan.
Who is it for?
Server staff and inspectors who need a repeatable procedure and machine-readable evidence — not casual players looking for a “ban button.”
Does it replace manual inspection?
No. It accelerates collection and highlights leads. Final verdicts still come from a trained inspector reading the report and the live session.
Which platforms are supported?
Windows gets the full module set (BAM, Prefetch, Event Log, Registry). macOS and Linux run the GUI/CLI with the modules available on those systems.
Is it free?
Yes. MIT licensed. Download the exe, install via winget, or run from source with Python.
Ready to run a share?
Install the GUI, open the guide, keep the string dictionary nearby.