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Intrusion Detection and Defense System
Intrusion Detection and Defense System for windows
Its a light weight Intrusion detection and defense system works with windows firewall to protect any windows operating system from attacks that are intended to hack the server or provide any operational damage. By keeping eye on network activities and event viewer logs, ServerCloak capture and log any failed/denied inbound calls from IPv4 as well as IPv6. Once the calls reaches its limit, the service immediately tells windows firewall to block the attacking IP by adding a denial inbound... -
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A geoblock module created by Triple IT. It can be added to the IIS7 pipeline (now also on IIS 8.5). It uses the IPv4 address to determine the geographic location of the request by using maxminds geo IP file and takes action accordingly. Next to the module, 2 tools are included. 1 to quickly lookup the country for a specific IP address and 1 to help you automate the update of the MaxMind data file. An extensive manual is available to install and use the module.
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Ano (Anonymous Network Overlay) is a decentralized IP router based on relaying principle. In Ano all IP traffic is anonymized, including TCP, UDP, ICMP and DNS protocols. Each node acts as a relay and NAT for external traffic.
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