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Libraries and tools written in .NET managed code (MS/mono) to interact with GRC's Perfect Paper Password system [https://www.grc.com/ppp.htm] Source moved to GitHub: http://github.com/ErebusBat/pppNET
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Capture is a high interaction honeypot client that finds malicious servers on a network. Capture monitors the systems state, and checks for changes which malicious resources may cause. THIS PROJECT HAS MOVE TO HTTP://www.nz-honeynet.org/capture.html
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Verifier is a file verification utility that supports the major file checksum formats such as SFV and MD5 sums. It also has native support for the new VerifyXML format, as well as a built-in interactive hash and checksum calculator.
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...The utility creates copy of file(s) and verifies this copies with digital fingerprints(checksum) of the source file(s). The utility is in a early development state. Planed: March 2009 First Command-line Utiliy
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ProcessFilterExample
EaseFilter Process Filter Driver SDK
...It also enables your application to get the callback notification for the process/thread creation or termination, from the new process information you can get the parent process Id and thread Id of the new created process, you also can get the exact file name that is used to open the executable file and the command line that is used to execute the process if it is available.
