Son of Snoop on Steroids (SOSOS) is a system information utility that inventories computer hardware, software, configuration, and security-related information. It gathers over 220 pieces of information about computers and optionally stores this information in a database. It can be run locally or can be used by an administrator to scan a network.

SOSOS gathers information about PCs including hardware information such as CPU, memory, hard drives, and serial numbers; software information such as operating system, installed software, and software components; configuration information such as IP address, running processes, desktop settings, and services; and security-related information such as shared resources, modems, account policies, security patches, and virus activity.

Note: SOSOS does not gather any personal information, look at emails, user documents, or track Internet activity.

SOSOS does not have a built-in database instead it relies on a 3rd-party database application to store its information. A database is not absolutely required. However a lot of SOSOS functions are designed around a database and will be disabled when a database is not configured.

The run-time settings for each member of the SOSOS suite are contained in XML-based configuration files with a file extension of ".config". For example, the settings for the SOSOS.exe application are contained in a file called SOSOS.exe.config.

To launch the configuration utility inside the SOSOS application, you use the main menu to select Setup and then click on Configure SOSOS. Changes made are not effective until the program is restarted.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this system maintenance software.