Search Results for "reporting tool"

Torrra is an open-source BitTorrent client and library focused on simplicity, performance, and extensibility for developers and self-hosted enthusiasts. It provides a command-line interface (CLI) and API that make it easy to add torrenting functionality to applications or automate downloads within scripts and workflows. The core of Torrra is built with modern asynchronous I/O and efficient resource handling, allowing it to manage multiple active torrents, peer connections, and swarm...

The Anteater moves to a new site, available under tranalyzer.com. This tool generates extended netflow-like flow/packet statistics from large pcap files or ethernet interfaces. It is intended to serve as a tool for IT troubleshooting, encrypted traffic mining, AI preprocessing and forensic analysis. A packet based "tshark mode" for detailed header and content inspection is improved for troubleshooting and security purposes.

This shell script, create a pdf file, reporting the analysis on your log. You need to have installed gnuplot and cqrlog.

Visual Framework Tool to scan/sniff address space, enumerate users, crack credentials, pattern based dial spoofing and security reporting for Voip protocols. This software is intended to give a general framework to build and plug Voip protocol analizers in order to fix security issues and enhance VoiP platforms confidence. It IS NOT intended to be a cracking tool for malicious system breakers, but a really software MUST for security people to assure Voip platform security.

Tool written in php to make the headers of mails that were filtered by Clearswifts Mailsweeper (4.3) viewable by users via Webbrowser. Users can then check for false positives. Requires adodb, smarty and switched on reporting in Mailsweeper.

Spamcup WAS a tool for automatic spam reporting via Spamcop.net. It performs the same actions as if you were to report spam to spamcop.net with a Web browser, but from the commandline. Spamcup is written in Perl. NOTE: This code was last updated in 2005. DO NOT RUN THE CODE! Keeping the project public for historical reasons.

A mail reporting and enumeration tool in the style of biff/buffy/xbuffy.