We all know that to make any moves on Windows, whatever, from creating new folder, change any file or whatever it may, the registry also changes the key in it. Could that help the user to detect possible computer attacks? Sure, because that way you know what processes make different changes to that record.
A very clever way of knowing what changes are in the Windows registry, you can use without problems MJ Registry Watcher practice free application for Windows that allows you to secure the areas most commonly attacked by trojans, viruses, malware and computer in general and for example, the Windows boot entries, and other common applications.
MJ Registry Watcher looks (by default) every 30 seconds the Windows registry, searching existing modifications, although it is clear that this value can be modified. Another feature of this free program is that, besides telling you some change in the system registry, designed to prevent / deny access to that change, preventing infection by the virus.
In default mode, MJ Registry Watcher brings a number of areas that always analyze, but nevertheless, the user can choose which directories or registry areas being analyzed. Available only in English, as you can see in this screenshot above. One of the security software to monitor the Windows registry more powerful and interesting today.
Web Link | MJ Registry Watcher
A really good application. It quite often does better than paid-for signature-based AV programs at preventing PC infection, especially zero-day attacks, where AV signatures have not yet been devised. Used it for years and has saved my PC on several occasions. Has a useful Registry backup feature and ways of quarantining even stubborn files and directories. Cream of the crop!