SysPulse
A silent Windows security monitor that sends Telegram alerts
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A silent Windows security monitor that sends Telegram alerts
2 followers
SysPulse is a lightweight Windows security monitor that runs silently in the background. It detects new processes (with full path), USB insertions, Windows Defender status changes, and CPU/RAM/Disk anomalies — then sends instant Telegram alerts. Unlike traditional antivirus, SysPulse focuses on behavioral monitoring rather than signature-based detection. It uses less than 30MB of RAM and never touches your personal files.
Love how lightweight this is and the Telegram alerts are a great touch. One thing that would make it even better is letting users customize alert thresholds for CPU/RAM/Disk so the notifications fire only when something truly unusual happens, rather than every small spike during normal workloads.
@efewskd Thanks so much for the detailed feedback, Efe! Really glad you appreciate the lightweight footprint and the Telegram integration.
You are absolutely right about the thresholds. Customizing CPU/RAM/Disk alerts to avoid notification fatigue during normal workloads is a great idea. I'm officially adding this to the roadmap for the next update!
Thanks again for checking out SysPulse and taking the time to write this. Stay tuned!"
@efewskd Quick update on this! I double-checked the codebase and realized this feature actually already exists in the current version. You can customize CPU, RAM, and Disk alert thresholds directly in the config.ini file.
Also, SysPulse has a whitelist system where you can add or remove trusted processes to avoid false positives, and there is even a reset_whitelist.bat file to quickly restore default settings.
The issue was that I did not document these features clearly enough in the README. I just updated the documentation with proper examples. Thanks again for your feedback - it pushed me to improve the docs!