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Simple Event Correlator (SEC) is a lightweight event correlator for network management, log file monitoring, security management, fraud detection, and other tasks which involve event correlation.

Monitoring log files is mandatory in all UNIX environments. LoGrobot does this for you efficiently. It analyzes, graphs and alerts on system log files, application log files, database log files, custom log files...basically any log file. Benefits: Automatically scans log files for errors or user specified patterns Shows the offending log entries in the alerts generated on a monitored log file Shows latest size of a log file at the time of the most recent log check Shows total...

swatchdog.pl started out as swatch, the "simple watchdog" for activity monitoring log files produced by UNIX's syslog facility. It has since been evolving into a utility that can monitor just about any type of log. The name has been changed to satisfy a request made by the old Swiss watch company.

log_mysql_daemon.pl is a simple squid logfile daemon written in perl that inserts log entries into a mysql database.

This is yet another simple piece of software that extracts all the basic stats from honeyd’s text-based log files and inserts them in a MySQL database. Then you can run some queries and of course visualize the data if you want to. Many things are hardcoded or dead simple, but it does the job. The file is a modified version of “honeyd_importer” perl script originally writen by Joshua Gimer and shared through “honeypots” mailing list.

Smart apache logfile sniffer to assign given IP's to names. It's a tool to check if special guests are visiting your webserver or Big Brother is watching you. Works with a CSV-list of IP's or IP-ranges.

Comprehensive & high performance data distribution &transformation system. Features a simple, user-friendly event driven scripting interface transparently generates & execs highly efficient Perl/C code. Uses:ETL,datawarehousing,statistics,data-cleansing.

What are the packets rejected by your Netfilter based firewall today ? How often this suspicious host try to connect to your box ? What are the most rejected domains ? Who is this strange host which scan your ports ? The responses are in the iptables log

This project has been moved to GitHub, see https://github.com/detach8/squid-graph Squid Graph is a free, simple, yet powerful Squid v2 native logfile analysis tool that generates reports with graphical representation of the proxy server's traffic, somewhat like the popular MRTG tool.

SrvReport is a simple and featurefull server monitoring and reporting system. It will send every day a mail with the latest state of the server including traffic (via /proc/net/dev and/or iptables), cpu, mail, http, ftp reports and other logs.

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.

The port scan plug in for snort, or just portscan for short is intended to be used in conjunction with snort and logcheck. The tool will allow you to monitor your snort log file and then do port scans based upon certain keywords.

ipac is an ip accounting package for linux. It collects, summarizes and nicly displays ip accounting data. The output of ipac can be a simple ascii table or graph images.

Squid-mysql-log is a simple squid logfile daemon written in perl that inserts log entries into a mysql database.