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ANNFiD
A forensic file identification tool using neural networks
Just carved a bunch of bytes and have no idea what they could be? Maybe ANNFiD can help. ANNFiD uses neural network to identify byte patterns. It can be trained and has a GUI to help in the process. The tool is still on a very early stage, but could improve exponentially with the help of the developer community -
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NeSSi2
Network security simulator
At the moment NeSSi² is not actively maintained anymore since we are planning a successor project. NeSSi² is a network simulation tool suite addressing in particular network security aspects. Sample capabilities are profile-based attack generation, traffic analysis and support for attack/malware detection algorithm plugins. -
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It's a tool for testing HTTP servers and Web applications. It supports HTTP/HTTPS protocols, GET,POST and HEAD methods, HTTP proxies, refferes and cookies. It's like HTTP Debugger in network tool AccessDiver or HAS.
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A tool to monitor internet hosts` bandwidth usage in a Linux-NAT network. A daemon collects data and clients display them (currently a Java applet with a graph). It automatically detects new hosts and has a nice summary statistic.
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winKnocks is an encrypted(DES) port knocking tool. Knock sequences are defined through XML files; users specify: number of packets of each knock sequence, payload and header of each packet. Logging capability. Generation of smoke packets.No replay-attack
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Zeitline is a Java/Swing tool that allows a computer forensic investigator to import events from various sources of a computing system or network and then order and classify them into one or more timelines of events.
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jWaste is a Java based implemtation of the WASTE-Protocol. WASTE is a mesh-based workgroup tool that allows for encrypted, private communication between distant parties on the internet, independant of local network organization.
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jpcap is a set of Java classes which provide an interface and system for network packet capture. A protocol library and tool for visualizing network traffic is included. jpcap utilizes libpcap, a widely deployed system library for packet capture.
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VPNmonitor is a Java tool for network administrators to monitor VPN and SSL connections. The graphical representation makes it easy to visualize messages between computer nodes. Users can also read messages not of the above types in plain text.
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A tool for network defenders to monitor known or suspected malicious infrastructure associated with hackers, spammers, etc. The tool allows many types of infrastructure to be monitored anonymously in multiple ways and alerts sent to many output types.
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JSleuth is a system base lining collection tool. The primary purpose of Sleuth is to gather and/or develop topographical information and attributes about specified directories and files in a manner conducive to allow the baseline to be compared against.
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