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PRTG Network Monitor is an all-inclusive monitoring software solution developed by Paessler. Equipped with an easy-to-use, intuitive interface with a cutting-edge monitoring engine, PRTG Network Monitor optimizes connections and workloads as well as reduces operational costs by avoiding outages while saving time and controlling service level agreements (SLAs). The solution is packed with specialized monitoring features that include flexible alerting, cluster failover solution, distributed monitoring, in-depth reporting, maps and dashboards, and more.
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Modified amavis e-mail scanner script to work with mysql database for e-mail journal. Included simple PHP script for read summary of e-mail and virus traffic.
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Mardot is a script for analize the logs of Iptables and calculate statistics about the package that the system reject. This statistics are use for make graphics, that the users can see whit a web browser. In the future whit the web browser you can use a
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Bash Iptables Script Firewall is designed to a simple protection of your system. It was designed for new users.
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squirrel net server side script. This script allows users to upload their current ip address to a server so that it can be 'published' and so that anyone can send them data/messages
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Sky-Fire is a secure, easy-to-use Linux firewall. It is a dynamic script that supports forwarding to two different subnets and running servers on the firewall. The script is designed to be as user friendly as possible. It includes a setup script for quic
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secheck is a script which imitates currently existing log checkers but with a focus on security. secheck does some basic system security checking, then emails to output to a given user.
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Shell script for Linux (Slackware 8.0, RedHat 7.x and s.o.) for organization Firewall rules. Based on Netfilter modules for kernels 2.4.x
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AVUpdate is an script-package to automatically update the AntiVir antivirus Software from H+BEDV on Linux/BSD Machines for which H+BEDV haven't created an auto-updater. The scripts can also update the antivir-Tree for the Antivir/Win-Feature "Intrane
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AttackTreeMonkey is an XSLT script that calculates values in an attack tree (using Libxslt or Saxon) and outputs XHTML. Attack trees are a way of modelling security systems and how they fail (see Bruce Schneier in Dr Dobbs Journal; 1999).
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Unsploitable
Automatically Patch Metasploitable Vulnerabilities
Unsploitable is an emergency patcher, providing critical security patches and updates for commonly exploited vulnerabilities in common operating systems, services, and applications. Unsploitable specifically targets exploits provided by penetration testing frameworks such as Metasploit. Unsploitable is tool for the Metasploit Framework. Unsploitable should work with any MSF product (including: OpenSource, Express, or Pro). -
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Defensive Tools For The Blind
Defensive System Administrative Tools
Defensive Tools For The Blind (DTFTB) is a collection of Windows and Linux tools that automate: post exploitation, backdoor, and rouge access discovery, for defenders. DTFTB allows a system defender to quickly and precisely locate common backdoor tendencies and system misconfigurations used by an attacker to maintain access. Additionally DTFTB provide automated access-denial tools, that prohibit the introduction of new backdoors to a system. DTFTB is primarily geared towards CTF or...