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X-Itools: Email/Web Log Search Engine
Strong Email & Apache Log Analysis with Active Security Features
X-Itools: eXtended Internet Tools. Suite of tools composed of several collaboration modules. Old and initial project born in 1999, 1st published in 2001 on Sourceforge. X-Itools E-mail management module (log analysis) initiated in 2004 with Web 1.0 technologies (private SVN server). X-Itools development restarted since 2011, on the basis of a unique module: E-mail management module (log analysis). Now based on web 2.0 technologies (ExtJS 4.1) and devel restarted because of a particular interest given to it by a world wide Organization (United Nations). ... -
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Snare Lite (SIEM & Logging Software)
Snare Enterprise: bit.ly/Snare-Trial
ATTENTION: Snare Lite is unsupported legacy software. While it will remain a part of the SourceForge community, it is no longer secure and compliant. For up to date Snare software check out Snare Enterprise. https://www.snaresolutions.com/try-snare-for-free/ Snare Enterprise was created to keep up with the fast paced security software market. It started with the desire to create premium logging and SIEM tools that were agnostic by nature so they could be used to boost any SIEM architecture regardless of third party developers. ... -
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...I've kept the code modifications in a subversion repository in the past along with specific parameters for an employer. I've "replayed" the changes I've made to the project over the last few years here. The source code used to be here on SourceForge but it became too confusing for people looking for the original SNARE project, so I moved my changes to the SNARE project to https://github.com/dcjulian29/snaretcp
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