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A command line tool to create secure encrypted file using private key. You must provide key string to convert you source file into ecrypted one.
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Found at www.itadmins.net in the Projects area. The complete Linux Administrators CD. For normal system and network administration, security, forensics tools and utilities.
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BFBTester is great for doing quick, proactive, security checks of binary programs. BFBTester will perform checks of single and multiple argument command line overflows and environment variable overflows. Versions 2.0-BETA and higher can also watch for tem
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artraced is a multithreaded traceroute detector. It reveals the tracing ip and hostname. If in promiscuous mode it reveals all incoming traceroute attempts to any workstation on its subnet. Run as daemonize (-d ) if specified in command line.
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APing2 is an improved (and C rewritten) version of APing. [dev has ceased, we are waiting for the official NPing project to start]
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Huskarl is an alternative authentication and key exchange schema for Bluetooth devices.Huskarl produces secure shared link keys between two devices using public key cryptography.
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The program uses a number of processes to brute-force crack MD5 hashes. MD5 brute-force cracking involves hashing all possible strings and each time compare the obtained hash to the one we are trying to crack
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Tulihänd is a security tool that aims to protect files on a filesystem. It collects information about them and compares with a specification in order to highlight modifications.
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pam-openvpn is a Linux PAM-module which works together with OpenVPN. With this pam-module it is possible to establish vpn connections when a user logs into a system and tear down the connection when the user logs off. This is ideal for mobile systems.
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rcstagger
secure network aware process monitoring system
rcstagger is a network aware process monitoring system designed to work alongside the init process (Note that it makes no attempt to replace init). It utilizes openssl to maintain PKI authentication to verify the identify of sibling daemons and any control clients. -
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KFW aims to be a simple to use but powerful Firewall/IDS. That will have a GUI designed since its origins, and will use state of the art firewalling and intrusion detection techniques to achieve maximum performance.
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lrzip
Long Range Zip
Lrzip is a lossless compression application designed to scale with modern hardware resources using a variety of different back end compression algorithms with the ability to have unlimited size compression windows and optional high grade encryption. The larger the file the better the compression possible and the more powerful the hardware the faster it can compress with a heavily multithreaded design.