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Publish your junit test report in pdf format. Plug and Play integration. Home page: http://junitpdfreport.sourceforge.net/
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Use prime numbers and pseudorandom number generators to create pseudorandom permutations to "shuffle" bits of given data (passwords, logins, PINs, files, directories). It is designed to be very secure (I hope so).
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Shimmer is a Perl implementation of my C3PO (Cryptographically and Constantly Changing Port Opening) proposal that hides a critical server (such as SSH) behind an ever changing set of ports.
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Perl-based syslog watcher that matches certain login failures (SSH, FTP, POP3) and can dynamically block and email an alert, helping to monitor and manage hosting servers. NOTE: Although no recent updates, I'm still able/willing to update this code.
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An Information Security toolkit to help companies understand what information can be gleaned about them without performing any hacking attempts
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This software is a set of tools that hides C source code in txt files. Also the software is able to restore the txt files to C source code again. This work is based on the tool c2txt2c by Leevi Martilla. Csteg needs a book file in txt format to hide C so
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Fully packaged linux distribution to provide internet access and resource management to small and medium companies.
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PeMaR is a gateway, that relays outgoing email to anonymous remailer networks and receives and decodes anonymous mixminion messages. It allows the use of any email client to send and receive anonymous email. An extension is available for Thunderbird.
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serverM is an extremely flexible signature-based host-based intrusion detection system (HIDS). Running as a Perl daemon, it uses little CPU, and is capable of detecting a wide range of intrusions. Signature language is powerful and alarm options varied.
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augrok is a Linux audit log analysis tool written in Perl that provides searches based on real and effective user/group ids along with login id, executable name, terminal, within a time range, regular expression matching, and so much more.
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Authdefender is a filtering application that, in combination with iptables, blocks malicious users from accessing any aspect of the server in question. Malicious users are defined by brute force ssh/ftp attempts and blocked regardless of tcp wrappers.
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Changetrack logs modifications of a set of files, and allows recovery of the tracked files from any stage of development. The changes are presented in a powerful web-based form, a text file, or an email message. A handful of options allow situation-specif
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devialog is a behavior/anomaly-based syslog intrusion detection system which detects unknown attacks via anomalies in syslog. It can generate signatures for ease of management, act upon anomalies in a predefined fashion or perform as a standard log parser
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This is implementation of Web-filtering software, that provide filtering by URLs, data types, filename extension and text. This project is intended to be full replacement for Dansguardian. This project currently freezed, please contact me directly.
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An nmap output parser for scan data using PERL. Nmap Parser is a PERL module that makes developing security and audit tools using nmap and PERL easier. nmap is one of the best security scanners.
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Web reverse proxy for Single Sign On (SSO). It can apply a security policy (profiles stored in a LDAP directory) to an existing set of applications, consolidate websites, encrypt all communications, rewrite simple URLs...
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A framework for information security management. It has the centralized server for managing the IDS sensors, log consolidation and correlation, report generation etc. Also it has customized IDS sensor based on snort.
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Project Naranja will uses Padlock Security of VIA EPIA mini-ITX motherboards in order to provide a toolkit to set up and use encrypted filesystems with Linux. NOTE: Files are now hosted at Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/naranja/
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The SIS analysis toolkit consists of a base perl module,SisDump, and a number of perl scripts and utilities useful for analyzing malware.
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Smoothwall GUI Styles selection. Mod to Smoothwall 2.0 provides Web interface color/style selection from the stock orange. Various styles implemented along with the capability to easily add your own styles. Smoothies Style Select has a built in css edito
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Scour: a Perl script able to find lines in log files matching a given Perl regular expression. It counts matches within given time periods, and reports on whether the number of matches exceeds a given count, shows matching lines, or executes a command.
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Smoothwall Mod for Dansguardian User group editing. Creates five initial groups; everybody, child, preteen, teen and adult. Intended to automated the editing of filtergroupslist and exceptionuserlist via the web interface of Smoothwall. Inserts as a new
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What are the packets rejected by your Netfilter based firewall today ? How often this suspicious host try to connect to your box ? What are the most rejected domains ? Who is this strange host which scan your ports ? The responses are in the iptables log
