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• Antidote wins Softpedia Award

  I am pleased to announce that Antidote has won the "100% FREE" Softpedia award. I am also slightly bemused, as I put it on Sourceforge with a view to possibly developing further but never really got around to it and it hasn't been touched in six years.

  posted by jaccort 446 days ago

• First public file release of Antidote now available!

  Antidote, the Open Source ARP Poison Detector, has produced the first publicly available release. Antidote provides fast, efficient detection of this particularly difficult form of network hacking. Despite this being the first release, it is already reasonably stable and well-featured, having undergone significant amounts of testing. Users of all levels are encouraged to download and try Antidote : please email antidote@whitepost.org.uk with your tales of success or failure! Antidote: http://antidote.sourceforge.net

  posted by jaccort 1894 days ago

• File released: /antidote/0.5.10/antidote-0.5.10.tar.gz

  posted 1894 days ago

• antidote 0.5.10 file released: antidote-0.5.10.tar.gz

  09/02/2002 - Bug in searchbackwards prevented an item being ever found. Fixed. Version incremented to 0.5.10 09/02/2002 - Previous fix brought a number of new bugs to light - centred around a bug which put an infinite loop into the data structure links. This happened immediately after a suspected poisoner was detected and alerted. Fixed - instead of removing details from the data structure, we're now resetting replies/requests and the timeout, which makes more sense anyway. Version incremented to 0.5.9. 06/02/2002 - Fixed bug which made program check MACs in incorrect circumstances, resulting in literally hundreds of false positives. Version incremented to 0.5.8. 06/02/2002 - Fixed bug which made the program always give an error the first time an ARP reply was seen, if check_mac_changes is enabled. Impending deadlines mean this will almost certainly be the submitted version. Updated most of the documentation, and changed copyright notice to reflect current status. Version incremented to 0.5.7. 04/02/2002 - Changed so that as soon as an alert is sent, details are reset. Also made alerts for unusual numbers of ARP replies more informative. This makes the number and content of alerts somewhat saner. Version incremented to 0.5.6. 28/01/2002 - Fixed bug introduced in 0.5.4 which prevented MAC details from being stored. Version incremented to 0.5.5. 15/01/2002 - Fixed bug in checktimeouts() in audit.c which caused a segfault if details at either end of the list were due for timeout. Also fixed typo in antidote.h which prevented compilation in systems which do not define ETH_ALEN. Also prevented storing of MACs when we do not know the target MAC. Changed version to 0.5.4 14/01/2002 - Found in handlereply - it calls populateipspace, which always fills the detail space with the senders details. Amended handledata.c with populateipspacereq, populateipspacerep and turned populateipspace into a wrapper. Changed antidote.c to avoid using these wrappers where possible for speed reasons. Also fixed bug where broadcast ARPs cause an alert - ARP requests are no longer checked for matching MACs. Changed version to 0.5.3 08/01/2002 - Found bug in BSD port - the program appears to be treating MAC addresses as 12 bytes long (should be 6). ETH_ALEN is defined as 6 by linux/if_ether in linux, and if undefined, is defined as 6 in antidote.h, so something there is messing up. 06/01/2002 - Sorted a number of potential portability issues, mainly with use of preprocessor directives. Remaining issues are in src/porting.txt. Version number incremented to 0.5.2 05/01/2002 - Changed to_ms in pcap_loop call (in antidote.c) from -1 to 10. This allows use of older versions of libpcap (certainly works with 0.5). Also checked portability to FreeBSD - all fine. Version number incremented to 0.5.1. 04/01/2002 - Put in ifndef ETH_ALEN to increase portability. 21/12/2001 - Implemented support for short command line options. You can now specify a different config file. - Also fully implemented support for a configuration file. 20/12/2001 - Cleared up a number of memory leaks. 19/12/2001 - Completed SMTP support - now checks that the message was sent properly. 18/12/2001 - Full support for options - just set the relevant part of the options structure. Also completed autoconf setup. 17/12/2001 - Embryonic SMTP support - will connect to a mail server and send an email in theory, but does not check mail server's replies. 16/12/2001 - Tried to get it to compile with autoconf - info pages give typically excellent reference information, and typically lousy tutoring. Sorry, no logs prior to 16/12/2001

  posted 1895 days ago

• Antidote finally released on Sourceforge

  Antidote, the Open Source ARP Poisoning Detector, has finally been put on Sourceforge. The purpose of this project is to develop the most stable, reliable and efficient means of detecting such hacking attempts. It is currently reasonably stable and it does the job with remarkable speed and accuracy. It is known to compile and run on Linux and FreeBSD 4.3. However, it needs a lot more testing from a lot more people before it can reasonably be described as having passed "beta". Over the next few weeks, expect to see a formal release made available and all original documentation to be uploaded. Antidote can be found at: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/antidote

  posted by jaccort 1898 days ago

• Code committed

  jaccort committed patchset 2 of module antidote to the antidote CVS repository, changing 138 files

  posted by jaccort 1898 days ago

• Code committed

  jaccort committed patchset 1 of module antidote to the antidote CVS repository, changing 138 files

  posted by jaccort 1898 days ago

• Code committed

  Anonymous committed patchset 1 of module CVSROOT to the antidote CVS repository, changing 11 files

  posted by nobody 1900 days ago

• Forum thread added

  Anonymous created the Welcome to Help forum thread

  posted by nobody 1900 days ago

• Forum thread added

  Anonymous created the Welcome to Open Discussion forum thread

  posted by nobody 1900 days ago