For file validity how about scanning files with your AV?  That should
identify fake .pdf files as well as .docx

Now a file inventory for file servers is a lot more to deal with.


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On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 9:12 AM, Kevin J Cully <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I work in a Windows Network environment. We're interested in purchasing or
> building a system that does document validation on our documents across our
> servers. We're needing a system that goes through our servers and file
> systems, logging directories of documents, performing a hash on the file
> and storing that information. If the hash has changed from previous hashed
> values, trigger a document validation process. We want to make sure that
> the file is a valid format of the file that it says that it is. Examples:
> Is the file MyFile.PDF a valid PDF file? Is the file MyFile.xlsx a valid
> Excel file?
> Common file types would be:
>
>   *   PDF
>   *   TIFF
>   *   DOC and DOCX
>   *   XLS and XLSX
>   *   JPG
>   *   GIF
>   *   PNG
>   *   ... etc.
> There are some PDF validation tools such as XPDF, PDFInfo, and ImageMagick
> but is there something more general? Is there a system to purchase that
> would do what I've stated above? I can build the system if need be, but
> purchasing is preferable. If not, a command line validation routine would
> be very helpful.
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
> Kevin
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