Packet Auth. Sniffer (or Sequence) Allows you to set on your server this little daemon (pasmal) monitoring tcp/ip & icmp, and on the exact good sequence (the one you only know) run processes (a firewall) - such as access list update, iptables,ipchains.
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pasmal 1.9 <= were having a little bug into the non encrypted port knocking engine that could have been a security issue, this bug is corrected in 2.0. Also pasmal 2.0 is now having in its intrusion detection engine predefined macros to drop/log with ...
# Corrected a security related bug to the non encrypted port knocking engine (psnif.c). # Added macros in intrusion detection engine to : firewall with iptables (drop/log) attackers ip, log process connections/informations/list/tree, log who is online, ...
Fixed a few local security holes into pasmal.c port knocking main engine, Added packet intrusion detection logs (module_alert.c), Added general log viewing into the pasmal web-admin, Corrected a minor syslogd related bug into the packet intrusion engine ...
Corrected major bug into psnif.c - conflict between encrypted and normal port knocking sequences Corrected minor bug in log.c to have logging engine working completely Major and global code optimization, comments added ENGINE file added to explain how ...
pasmal 1.7 is a TCP/IP packet authentication system. The trend is port knocking, pasmal 1.7 is a port knocking daemon : When it receives a sequence of ICMP or TCP packets to any port (open/closed), it will issue a command on the server. It uses a ...
# Added portalert.acl - IP authorized to connect without alert (module_alert.c) # Added portalert.acl into configuration file (pasmal.c) # Added MAXLOAD features in pasmal webmin (pasmal_config.php and pasmal_configok.php) # Added STATICKEY features in ...
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