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By emulating widespread vulnerabilities the honeypot Nepenthes is able to catch and store viruses worms using these vulnerabilities. The api interface to add new vulnerability modules is easy to use, so there is no problem in writing new ones.
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P3Scan is a fully transparent scanning proxy-server for email clients. It provides scanning of incoming/outgoing email messages for Virus''s, Worms, Trojans, Spam, and harmfull attachments. It can also parse messages for web-bugs.
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Network Threat Simulation Tool (NTST) will be able to effectively simulate any network security threat including worms, Trojans, spywares, & exploits. It will help in testing the effectiveness of network security devices like IDS/IPS/Firewall.
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Intrusion detection / "sticky" honey pot technology using virtual servers to detect and trap worms, hackers, and other malware. ***Historical use only - Active Development stopped***
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mod_antihak is an Apache Module designed to eliminate the CodeRed and Nimda worm\'s network bandwidth consumption. We're working to make it as easy as writing a line of text to add more worms! :)
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