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    Echo Mirage

    Echo Mirage

    Hook into application processes and monitor network interactions

    Echo Mirage is a powerful network proxy tool designed for cybersecurity professionals focusing on penetration testing of thick client applications. It intercepts and modifies network traffic by injecting itself into target application processes, enabling deep inspection and manipulation of data exchanged between client and server. Unlike typical web proxies, Echo Mirage specializes in local application traffic, including encrypted sessions, providing unique visibility into thick client...
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    Cheescloth is a security script that is used to monitor and block email being brute force sent to your mail server by zombie machines in control by spammers and hackers. It also will catch and block hackers trying to hack your server via SSH connection
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    NBTView is a 'NetBIOS Swiss Army Knife' written in C, and usable under several UNIX-like systems. NBTView allows you to passively monitor NetBIOS intelligence (users logged in, shares, etc.), run queries against machines, and brute-force share passwords.
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