Wrote Akacia.

A high interaction Honeypot that supports TCP, UDP, interaction rules, faking responses and also banners, then logs all connections and received data to a file.

Currently not planned for public release.

Demo here: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bq0EzLHEL4

Wrote a tool to dump XML data from .ETL files:
https://github.com/ProIntegritate/ETLDump

Wrote a little tool to add timestamps to files, meant to be used in scripting when processing tonnes of files to make them sortable and batch processing them or finding files with System.IO.Directory.Getfiles() with Sort set to true.
https://github.com/ProIntegritate/TimestampFilename

Created EventlogRT. A console app that dumps out Eventlog entries as they appear in either the System, Application or Security evenlog.

Requires administrative privileges to dump out Security log entries, System and Application entries does not require these privileges.

Demo tool, not open source. 64 bit binary, won't run on 32 bit systems.

https://github.com/ProIntegritate/EventlogRT

So, i wrote NetEnum a while ago, can barely keep track of my smaller projects. Anyway, It logs network connections, states (SYN/FIN etc). Useful for doing standalone monitoring of processes etc... not very advanced but logs are quite detailed. This is an early test-bed version of a new project that I'm working on right now.

Open sourced my Richhash tool.

Want to be able to correlate between malware samples and implement Richhash generation, and read plain and simple code? Right here:

https://github.com/ProIntegritate/Richhash