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A secure and open source operating system. All communications that reasonably can be will be encrypted. It will also have fined-tuned firewall capabilities, with a default policy of deny all inbound except HTTP HTTPS and SSH. Web browser will be sand boxed from other parts of the OS. In order to access saved passwords, cache, cookies, ect in web browser, username/password are required.

Creates true post-admission network access control by regulating network access to admitted users on an as needed basis. Users cannot escalate privileges between micro-perimeters. Manageable, efficient and scalable for complex security environments.

Sphirewall is a user centric analytical network firewall/router, its the only open source product that provides user/group and role based firewall rules with extensive reporting services

The iplock tool is a simple iptables extension that allows you to run iptables commands that otherwise require root access in order to block and unblock IP addresses in your firewall. This is particularly useful if you have a webserver such as Apache2 running a scripting language such as PHP without root permissions. When you detect that a user is likely a hacker (i.e. tries to access a folder named wp-admin on a non-Wordpress website) then you can use iplock <his-IP-address> to block...

Anoubis is a Security Suite which implements a secured environment for applications. The core of the suite is an Application Firewall alongside with a Sandbox. Mechanisms to assure the authenticity of files, directories and applications are provided.

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.

sbills is an Internet traffic monitor. If, for example, you have a local network with a Linux server that provides users with Internet access, it allows you to control Internet traffic.

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 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.

Provide secure, quality, user-friendly and fail-proof access to internet manager for IPTABLES-DENY-ALL-based Linux configuration of firewall, including traffic and time accounting, logging, auto-disconnection. Software for i-net clubs and caffee admins