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FwPlatinum provides real time data analysis of CheckPoint FireWall-1 connection logs. Data is stored for up to 2 years, and is accessed by CGI generated graphs which can drill down to the specific time that you are interested in.
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Loganalyzer for Windows XP Firewall and Linux Iptables firewall. Generates a nice html document with statistics from all the pakets captured by the firewall. The program is written in Python and has an (optional) graphical interface.
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Green Screen: A Linux based Advanced Syslog Server for Juniper NetScreen Firewalls - Can be expanded later to support other products. It can capture syslog messages, parse them, store them in a MySQL database. A Web GUI interface is also included.
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FWReport is a log parser and reporting tool for IPTables. It generates daily and monthy summaries of the log files, allowing the admin to free up substantial time, maintain better control over security of the network, and reduce unnoticed attacks.
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Traffic Control is a Linux toolbox to control squid, NAT, and other services traffic limits. TF uses Linux iptables to count traffic. This utility consists of two parts. The first is server side (written in Perl) and the second part is the interface.
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fwlogwatch is an open source firewall/IDS log analyzer and interactive realtime attack detection and response tool
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PACIE (Perl Analysis Console for Intrusion Events) Attempts to be a complete replacement for ACID. Place this cgi script on your internal webserver and receive powerfull reporting on your current snort database.
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Pothos is an iptables log analyzer. It is used to interpret, in a user-friendly fashion, the logs that ulogd creates with it's MySQL plugin. It's main objective is to be efficient, leaving as small a foot-print as possible.
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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...
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myNetWatchman Perl Agent is a program that is designed to capture rejected packet information from various firewall logs and forward this attack information to central analysis servers at myNetWatchman.com.
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ModLogAn is a modular logfile analyzer which is able to generate reports based on 15 different inputformat from variuos sections (http, ftp, mail, firewall, isdn, ...). As a special feature it can combine multiple inputfiles from clustered servers.
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The firewall traffic counter are scripts which are parsing iptables output and writing it to a log file. A PHP script displays grahpical on-the-fly statistics about traffic (summary,email and gameserver traffic). Monthly, daily reporting supported.
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This is a program that watches your system log files, looking for hack attempts. It instanty reacts to potential security breaches by (for instance) adding firewall rules to cut off the attacker.
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a linux netfilter/iptables firewall log summarizer with graphical and command line interface that helps the sysadmin in his daily routine. points of interest can be examined closer to gain further information. you can also run it in command line mode and
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WormBlock will create a script to add the IP's to your IPTables based firewall. It will scan all your apache log files and match the IP's with the defined worm signatures. Then create the script to modify your IPTables based firewall.
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This very simple perl script parses you iptables log files and produces a report in text format with a summary based on the prefix of the log ( --log-prefix option of iptables ). Prefix description is allowed.
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Application to display, as well as interpret, firewall information from a database to serve a variety of users needs. The application is online and cross-platform, written using PHP.
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Loggrep greps kernel logfiles on ipchains and iptables firewall log entries and features the ability to filter against given entries (date, IP, port, ..). It also features quasi-detection of protscanning, line count and html output.
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Packet2sql will convert any text file/log file which contains ipchains packet logs into a stream of SQL inserts which can be used as the base for a firewall-analyzing database application.
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Who is jiggling the door of your SMC Barricade firewall? This script will connect to one of those devices via the web interface, authenticate, grab the event log and then re-write the output as a simple HTML table.
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DevSecure is a web based log analyser designed for "OpenBSD". It can be installed with most of BSD/Linux systems. The main goal is to provide a web based console for security monitoring, including searching tools through IDS/FireWall/SYSLOG database.
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A quick and easy CGI Perl firewall log parser that gives an up to date look at logs created by ipchains. It diplays the firewall logs as a HTML page.
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IPChains Logger aims at providing an useful utility to track bandwidth usage from workstations behind a firewall. It works well for masqueraded machines.
