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...GRR server infrastructure consists of several components (frontends, workers, UI servers, fleetspeak) and provides a web-based graphical user interface and an API endpoint that allows analysts to schedule actions on clients and view and process collected data.

Osquery is an operating system instrumentation framework for Windows, OS X (macOS), Linux, and FreeBSD. The tools make low-level operating system analytics and monitoring both performant and intuitive. Osquery exposes an operating system as a high-performance relational database. This allows you to write SQL queries to explore operating system data. With osquery, SQL tables represent abstract concepts such as running processes, loaded kernel modules, open network connections, browser...

vRain is a small, focused automation tool aimed at simplifying routine tasks on education-oriented web platforms, particularly those that require periodic attendance or check-ins. It encapsulates login, session management, and request sequencing so repetitive actions can be executed reliably on a schedule. A configuration-driven approach lets users store multiple accounts, adjust intervals, and toggle features without modifying code. The program surfaces clear logs and result summaries so you can verify outcomes or spot failures that need manual intervention. Deployment is intentionally lightweight, making it suitable for laptops, low-power servers, or containers. ...

Correlation engine based on Esper library which can be used together with Logstash. Please read FAQ http://sourceforge.net/p/correactive/wiki/FAQ/

...You can install the server on any operating system supporting a Java runtime and we provide easy-to-use installers for Linux, Windows and MacOSX. The server comes with built in support for executing tasks based on custom trigger rules and also on a automated schedule. With its powerful role-based access control you have very granular control over who has access to what files.

...The cipher takes 3 inputs: the data to encrypt, the symmetric key and a tweak consisting in a array of 16 integers representing each one of eleven possible keyaddition algorithms. Features a similar structure as AES (uses simpler versions of ShiftRows, MixColumns) and uses AES SBOX. It is an SP network. The Key Schedule is a different from AES's, however the Expansion is partially inspired in AES. The 256-bit key is turned into a 576-byte expanded key which is used in every key addition round. D-crypt performs a total of 18 rounds: Firstly it does a SBOX round, and a XOR keyaddition with the first 32bytes of the expanded key, Secondly it does 16 rounds of MixcColums, ShiftRows, KeyAddition (this step is determined by the tweak) and SBOX, and finally, it does an final round of SBOX followed by a final round of XOR key addition, providing key whitening. ...

...In light of these problems in the process of error detection in connectors, I have developed is an automated tool named 'We! Analyze' with its own UI which analyzes connector logs manually or using an API that can be started from the command line, a schedule task or from the console with an action in rule, tool or integration command (if you use the API you can forward the events to a syslog listener in CEF format).