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openWrt-snort
Image of OpenWrt OS, with snort community featured in.
Image of OpenWrt OS, with snort community featured in, for Raspberry Pi 4/ 4B+ and 400, basically for Processor BCM2711. Installed Snort Community Model to Intrusion Detection system. Prevention system not installed. eth0 used as output/ LAN socket, to run internet and access router. eth1, which can be USB -> Ethernet port, is used as WAN port, to connect Pi board to Internet IP. to flash img file, you can restore in SD card, or use Balena Etcher to flash. or you can use DD... -
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netcfgtoolssh
Python script for pushing the same configuration on multiple devices.
Python script for pushing the same configuration (stored in a predefined file) on multiple devices at the same time via SSHv2. The script reads the IPs of the devices from the NETWORK_IP file, then gets the SSHv2/Telnet credentials from the SSH_USERPASS file and sends the commands you enter in the CMD_FILE file to all the devices. The script also checks if all the needed files exist, if all the IP addresses are valid and if all the devices are reachable. Tools used: Python 2.7.3,... -
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netcfgtooltelnet
Python script for pushing the same configuration on multiple devices.
Python script for pushing the same configuration (stored in a predefined file) on multiple devices at the same time via Telnet. The script reads the IPs of the devices from the NETWORK_IP file and sends the commands you enter in the CMD_FILE file to all the devices. Telnet username/password parameters are configured within the script. This feature can be further customized to prompt the user for them or read them from a file. The script also checks if all the needed files exist, if... -
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netmonsql
Network performance monitoring and logging script for Cisco devices.
NetMon_Cisco_to_SQL.py is a basic network performance monitoring and logging script for Cisco devices. It gathers parameters (CPU Utilization, Used Processor Memory, Used IO Memory, UP Ethernet Interfaces density, in percent velues) from Cisco routers by parsing command outputs and exports them to a MySQL database. NetMon_Query.py is a query script for the MySQL database in the form of an interactive menu for generating statistics. Tools used for coding and testing: Python 2.7.3,... -
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ospfdiscoverysnmp
OSPF network discovery script via SNMP.
OSPF_SNMP_v1.0.py is an OSPF network discovery script. It allows the discovery of all OSPF network devices in the network, without connecting to each of them or knowing all their IP addresses. The user must provide the IP and SNMP community string of a single OSPF device in the network (for example, a device in the core) and the script searches for all other OSPF routers. Prior to running the script, the user should configure SNMPv2 community string on the device and also include the subnet... -
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steganoroute
Send steganographed text messages to mtr with fake hops in the network
Steganoroute is a tool to send steganographed text messages to another computer over the network. The receiver must make a traceroute to the sender using the mtr program (and pressing 'd' once to switch the display mode to the continuous graph). This tool, the sender, creates several fake hops and makes them answer the ICMP packets (or not) to write the letters one by one on the mtr client screen.
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