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FireHOL is a language (and a program to run it) that builds secure, stateful firewalls from easy-to-understand, human-readable configurations. The configurations stay readable even for very complex setups. FireQOS is a program that sets up traffic shaping from an easy-to-understand and flexible configuration file. Both programs abstract away the differences between IPv4 and IPv6. so you can concentrate on the rules you want. You can apply rules for IPv4 or IPv6, or both, as you need.

Plugdaemon is a tool that is inspired by, but not based on, programs like plug-gw. It was originally a simpler alternative, but the connection balancing code and other features makes it a lot more versatile.

BrFW is an application firewall, the user will specify what programs are able to open sockets (RAW / IP / UDP / TCP...). BrFW alerts when another program try to access the network.

DAXFi is a Python package that helps configure several different kinds of firewalls in a consistent way. The rules are described in XML. It comes with a Python package, useful to build other applications and includes some useful example programs.

This is a Host based Intrusion Detection system, it consists of 4 components viz.Port scan detector,Policy Enforcer,Network Statistics,and Vulnerability detector. The backend programs are written in C, the front end is made using Qt Designer and Glade.

Allows users of a Linux workstation to control which programs access the Internet. This can be done statically by listing them in a file or dynamically via a GUI dialog box that appears when a new program attempts to connect to the Internet.

The p2p_grab script will make a log which is useful to generate an IP list. This list is inserted in cbq to shape the bandwidth for the users that use P2P programs. Also the IP list can be inserted in an iptables firewall script...