Putty crashing on Windows 10

Using a dynamic proxy in Putty, I was encountering an issue where Putty would crash in Windows 10.  I got an error in the Application event log:
Faulting application name: putty.exe, version: 0.63.0.0, time stamp: 0x52012e86
Faulting module name: putty.exe, version: 0.63.0.0, time stamp: 0x52012e86
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0001846e
Faulting process id: 0x3f4
[snipped]

Also looking at the System event log, I saw a lot of these (Event ID 140, Source NTFS):
The system failed to flush data to the transaction log. Corruption may occur in VolumeId: ??, DeviceName: \Device\ImDisk0.
(The device has been removed.)

This turned out to be an issue with Veracrypt.  I had the entire system drive encrypted.  After decrypting it, the errors are gone and everything is working again (for now).  Also, the system is running on VMware ESXi 6.0.

dllhost.exe - High CPU Usage

I was getting high CPU usage from dllhost.exe recently.  I noticed it when my laptop's battery started draining unusually quickly.  After trying several things, I logged on as a different user, and the problem went away.  So I backed up my documents and settings, blew away my profile, and logged back in.  Problem solved.

Or so I thought.  After restoring all of my documents, the problem came back.

I discovered it was Windows, trying to index a corrupted video file that was on my desktop.  I deleted the corrupted video file, and my CPU usage returned to normal.

Airodump CSV Tools v0.5 Released

After dragging my feet for a long time, I decided to just release a new version.  I didn't get all of the features I wanted implemented perfectly, but there are some bug fixes and new features.

• Fixed a few bugs with string processing
• Added the -i option to read known IP addresses
• Used binary search on vendor lookups to improve performance
• Fixed bugs introduced in new code with onlyAddNew and onlyAddOld
• Output now sorted by power level by default

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