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    simplewall

    simplewall

    Simple tool to configure Windows Filtering Platform (WFP)

    ...Because simplewall leverages WFP directly, it operates at a low level in the network stack, ensuring reliable enforcement of rules system-wide while remaining lightweight. It also includes optional modes like blocking all inbound or outbound traffic except what’s explicitly allowed, and supports temporary rule application, logging, and diagnostic views to help users understand what traffic is being blocked or permitted.
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    Vuurmuur
    Vuurmuur is a powerful firewall manager for Linux/iptables. Vuurmuur supports traffic shaping and live monitoring. It has an easy to learn configuration that allows both simple and complex configurations, and can be fully configured through the Ncurses GUI. Vuurmuur supports NAT, Port Forwarding and has IPv6 support.
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    Snort
    ...** **As of June 2017, the mailing lists are no longer on SourceForge, and have moved to https://lists.snort.org** Snort is a libpcap-based sniffer/logger which can be used as a network intrusion detection and prevention system. It uses a rule-based detection language as well as various other detection mechanisms and is highly extensible.
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    NodeBrain

    NodeBrain

    Rule Engine for State and Event Monitoring

    NodeBrain is a rule engine for construction of state and event monitoring applications. It interacts with other monitoring components to perform simple element state monitoring or complex event correlation based on user specified rules. It is extended through the development of node modules (plug-ins) using NodeBrain's C API, and servants (programs written in any language) that interact with the rule engine via stdin, stdout, and stderr.
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    The goal of this project is to create a conversion utility to translate custom Snort rules into a format that can be used on Cisco IDS/IPS device.
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    Snort_inline is a modified version of Snort. It accepts packets from iptables, instead of libpcap. It uses new rule types to tell iptables if the packet should be dropped or allowed to pass based on the Snort rules.
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    l2tpknock is an add-on plugin for l2tpns servers or clusters and is intended to perform the rule of the port knocking idea, but with l2tp vpns, specifically, the l2tpns project.
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    Simple-to-use, dynamic, rule-based firewall addition. Uses QUEUE/userspace to dynamically approve or drop packets based on custom rules. With frequency caching, friend/foe indication, loose IP matching, and customizable logging.
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    Ghost Personal Firewall (formerly KerioKlone) aims to be a Windows 95/98/XP/2000 rule based firewall written in C/C++ with similar design and simplicity to but an improvement of Kerio Personal Firewall 2.15, a phased out closed source product.
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    iptables managing tool. use gtk+/gnome and glade. rule manager can help to manage a rule.
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    eManTools is a set of tools, which includes such things as a rule-based log file processor, a NT EventLog to BSD Syslog forwarder, monitoring scripts, a web based console, and integration and customizations for commercial products like Tivoli.
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    LnxFire is a Linux & Gnome firewall tool for the small business owner. Use the firewall creation wizard to quickly create a basic firewall. Featuring dynamic rule modifiers, proactive monitoring, reporting, email alerts and auto lockout of port scanners.
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