Search Results for "firewall protocol"

Siproxd is a proxy/masquerading daemon for the SIP protocol. It allows SIP clients (softphones & hardphones) to work behind an IP masquerading firewall or router.

A Free SOCKS proxy server for Linux, macos and FreeBSD

A java wrapper for popular "libpcap" and "WinPcap" libraries. Accurate full API translation. Packet buffers delivered with no copies. Send custom packets, gather statistics. Comprehensive and easily extensible DPI engine.

The OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set (CRS) is a curated, generic Web Application Firewall rule set that detects and blocks common attack categories across most web apps. It focuses on broad protection—SQL injection, cross-site scripting, local/remote file inclusion, command injection, and protocol violations—without requiring app-specific knowledge. Rules are organized into paranoia levels so operators can tune detection aggressiveness and balance false positives against coverage. ...

A client for the MikroTik RouterOS API protocol, written in PHP. Easy, tested and documented. All feedback welcomed.

Perl logfile analyzer for DELL Sonicwall Firewall logfiles. This Perl program (Windows /Linux / Mac), creates an HTML file containing: hits per protocol, mean, median and variance on hourly and weekday basis, RBL statistics, IPS stats, VPN stats, virus stats, surfing statistics, CFS blocked sites stats.

SS5 is a socks server for Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD environment, that implements the SOCKS v4 and v5 protocol.

yxorp is a reverse proxy and application level firewall for the HTTP protocol. It can do all kinds of checks on HTTP traffic, and is highly configurable. It also has other functions that are useful for a web frontend, like load balancing.

SOCKS Server and Library for Java. Support for versions 4 and 5 of SOCKS protocol. Designed to be easily expandable to support different encryption/authentication/authorization methods. Sample server and client are available.

The library implements generic content inspection protocol API compatible with Sendmail Milter, thus allowing various applications and proxies to use Milter-compatible filters without running sendmail itself. It is here to replace Checkpoint\'s OPSEC/CV

Iroffer with mIRC-style DCC Server Protocol that might allow sends through firewalls without reconfigurations (and some more extra features)

Allows use of the same port for both a SSH server and SSL (https) server, without needing changes to clients. Incoming connections will be proxied to a SSH or SSL server depending on the protocol spoken by the client. Handy if your home box runs a secure

Bash script that uses iproute2 and shapecfg (shaper.o) to limit incoming and outgoing traffic on a linux router. Also haves option for supporting more than 100 shapers via kernel patch.

Open Firewall is a way to agregate some good technologies to make a complete, robust and fast application level firewall. It will provide an open framework for developpers who wish to implement protocol filters.

The Nemesis Project is designed to be a command line based, portable human IP stack for UNIX-like and Windows systems. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packets from simple shell scripts.

Iptables match module capable of matching various peer-to-peer networks by examining the application-layer protocol

The SWAP (Secure Wireless Access Point) project is intended for use in embedded appliances. These appliances will operate in the role of a WEP (wireless encryption protocol) and IPSEC enabled wireless access point, IPSEC VPN gateway, and firewall.

Packet Filter (PF) is OpenBSD\'s firewall and traffic shaper. This is a port of this excellent software to FreeBSD.

Remote Packet Filter Control Daemon allows remote control and monitoring of OpenBSD's packet filter. It communicates with clients using RPFC protocol running on top of SSL (Secure Socket Layer).

Hank is a scalable, extensible, modular, threaded user-space program to handle all your packet juggling needs. It'll analyze, report, and act on network traffic in any protocol, at any OSI layer, at any nesting depth. And it'll do it damned fast.