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    Osquery

    Osquery

    SQL operating system instrumentation and monitoring framework

    ...With osquery, SQL tables represent abstract concepts such as running processes, loaded kernel modules, open network connections, browser plugins, hardware events or file hashes.Osquery queries your devices like a database. Osquery uses basic SQL commands to leverage a relational data-model to describe a device. Frequently, attackers will leave a malicious process running but delete the original binary on disk. This query returns any process whose original binary has been deleted, which could be an indicator of a suspicious process.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    Winhook Keylogger

    Winhook Keylogger

    Windows Hook Keylogger

    ...Just run it once to start listening to the keyboard and clipboard and writing all content into a text log file. Recording will stop the second time you execute it. The author promises that this keylogger has no undeclared functions and is not a malicious program. It is intended for educational use and not for collecting sensitive information.
    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    Tattle Trail

    PHP 404 pages to trap malicious web requests and report abusers

    Catch bad visitors to your php website that are looking for admin access or exploitable web scripts, automatically lookup abuse information for their IP address and notify their network's administrators of their bad behavior. Most network operators provide abuse contact email addresses in their WHOIS information, and your webserver can immediately report malicious access attempts as they happen. A large amount of bots that sniff around websites for unsecured standard web apps (like phpMyAdmin or WordPress) to exploit are run by a very few bad actors. They're easy to catch by watching for attempted visits to pages that don't exist (usually with admin or db in the path). The more these bad robots get reported (and shut down by their ISPs), the more time they have to spend looking for new hosts instead of new websites they can hack into.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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