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Trust & Verification Centre for RCW Tools

Every RCW tool is free, inspectable and offline by design. This page tells you exactly what our tools do — and lets you verify every download yourself with SHA-256 checksums.

Published August 28, 2026 · RCW IT Training · Maintained by Pradeep Raju, Senior Architect (19+ years enterprise infrastructure)

Our promises

Offline and portable by design.

RCW tools run locally on your machine. No accounts, no telemetry, no phone-home, no hidden data collection. What you see in the documentation is what the tool does.

Inspectable and accountable.

Every release is versioned and documented, and its checksum is published on this page before distribution. Source code and build history are available for inspection on request by enterprises, auditors and security researchers.

Safe-change engineering.

Where a tool modifies a system (for example RCW-NixFort hardening), it takes backups before applying changes and supports rollback. Changes are documented per release.

Versioned releases from the official channel only.

Downloads are served exclusively from www.rcwittraining.in over HTTPS, with explicit version numbers and checksums. Any other mirror is unofficial — verify hashes before use.

Verify your download (SHA-256)

After downloading, compute the file's SHA-256 hash and compare it with the value in the table. Windows PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\RCW-NixDetect.exe -Algorithm SHA256 · Linux: sha256sum RCW-NixDetect.exe · macOS: shasum -a 256 RCW-NixDetect.exe. The hash must match exactly.

ToolFileSHA-256
RCW-NixDetect (Windows)RCW-NixDetect.exe68ffe60ee1ca5b6197a3c5dd85726875d83af601e1b9e15970880ff58f0cdb30
Linux Auto-Fixer v2.5.0 (Windows)LinuxAutoFixer-v2.5.0.exe9e84ccb6b352d12d3c50aaa2190a322245c6f50e1fe8110c294d3d08bec4ee8e
Linux Auto-Fixer (Windows, rolling)LinuxAutoFixer.exe651d60ff06ecd235af2964dddbf57fe93741dd77ca9ca9ebbef39ce5c981f1bb
RCW-NixFort v1.0.0 (Windows)RCW-NixFort-v1.0.0-windows-amd64.exeeafac1d43e3e53db43dfdfc7f840a5fabec9f9a67c19dd51ac3814f3154059ee
RCW-NixFort v1.0.0 (Linux)RCW-NixFort-v1.0.0-linux-amd64741285f73321c5386d94bdeda17723de2721ea22a7aed02e696da1e305cfd9a3
RCW-NixFort v1.0.0 (macOS arm64)RCW-NixFort-v1.0.0-darwin-arm64902a7b899cede6d3a445be103eb15e0b2689544696943188e5ae50a745fe1c9c
RCW-Panda v4.0 (Android)RCW-Panda-v4.0.apk15a637083a9cb0e20af76f461134232af6538e08e3087501e2d82cf2c187bd54

Trust roadmap

Code signing.

Upcoming: all Windows executables will be signed with a code-signing certificate so Windows SmartScreen shows a verified publisher instead of "unknown publisher".

Independent scan reports.

Each release will be submitted to VirusTotal and to Microsoft's malware submission portal, and the report links will be published here, so you can check detection results before running anything.

Signed releases.

Upcoming: checksum files for every release will be signed with a published GPG key, so the checksum table itself can be verified end to end.

Key takeaway: Download RCW tools only from www.rcwittraining.in, verify the SHA-256 hash against this page, and report any mismatch or impersonation — that simple habit makes any download trustworthy.