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Xenophobe
Block countries via iptables and gui menu with country flags.
...The gui incorporates country flags as a means of selection. Eventually, this project seeks to be able to apply fine tailored restrictions, via port and protocols to firewall rules. With help, I intend to port this to Windows in the near future. -
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ModRWLBF stands for ModRW Logical Brute Force. It's a tool designed to help penetration testers identify rewrite rules used by webservers using logical methods as well as pure bruteforce.
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BlockSSHD protects computers from SSH brute force attacks by dynamically blocking IP addresses by adding iptables rules.
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Secwatch is an intrusion detection system using log analysis to detect service scan and other brute-force attempts on a server or other computer using system logs and will create temporary firewall rules to block offending IPs
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A daemon that creates realtime dynamic, expirable iptables rules to block/drop IP addresses attempting brute-force breakin attacks on a linux host via ssh or other mechanism. Highly customizable and extensible.
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