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    fwknop

    fwknop

    Single Packet Authorization, Port Knocking

    fwknop stands for the "FireWall KNock OPerator", and implements an authorization scheme called Single Packet Authorization (SPA). This method of authorization is based around a default-drop packet filter (fwknop supports iptables and firewalld on Linux, ipfw on FreeBSD and Mac OS X, and PF on OpenBSD) and libpcap. SPA is essentially next-generation port knocking (more on this below). The design decisions that guide the development of fwknop can be found in the blog post "Single Packet...
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    TocToc (Port Knock)

    TocToc (Port Knock)

    Portknock Client for Windows , including wormhole used by Elastix

    PortKnocking tool
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    KnockIt!

    KnockIt!

    KnockIt! is a port Knocking tool for MAC OSX

    KnockIt! is a free software project which brings a GUI for Port Knocking. The easy to use interface allows to check the server availability on the chosen port and quickly run the port knocking. No ICMP yet. Full Cocoa now! Cheers. Update V1.1 UDP added Update V1.2 "Unlimited" ports to knock through a manageable list. Still free, no reason to pay for something that simple :)
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    unknocker

    unknocker is a port brute forcing for the knock daemon

    THE UNKNOCKER is a project done for pentesters to try a brutal force on ports who form a combinaison to protect some service or protocol
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    A BASH script to easily create lists of randomized one-time sequences for use with the port-knocking server, knockd, and to manage the sending of these sequences using the port-knocking client, knock.
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    winKnocks is an encrypted(DES) port knocking tool. Knock sequences are defined through XML files; users specify: number of packets of each knock sequence, payload and header of each packet. Logging capability. Generation of smoke packets.No replay-attack
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    Linux ICMP Knock Daemon is a simple port knocking system based on ICMP. It use sha2 for authentication: a hash from client IP address and a secret pass phrase, this is not really an authentication mechanism but it work's.
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