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    Drive Badger

    Drive Badger

    Open source platform for covert data exfiltration operations.

    Drive Badger is a software tool for data exfiltration – which means, for copying data from the computer to external USB drive. Unlike many other tools from IT security area, it's not a Proof-of-Concept kind of tool, bringing some groundbreaking techniques. Everything, what Drive Badger does, can be as well run manually, step by step. Instead, what Drive Badger really does, is doing it all better, by putting the maximum focus on:
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    Cyberoam iView - Open Source SIEM
    Cyberoam iView; the Intelligent Logging & Reporting solution provides organizations network visibility across multiple devices to achieve higher levels of security, data confidentiality while meeting the requirements of regulatory compliance. To know more about Cyberoam and it’s security solutions visit us at www.cyberoam.com.
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    JMassLogProcess is an next generation SIEM solution, based on high performance syslog and snmp trap collector(up to 20,000 logs/s),Distributed File System(Hadoop),Complex Event Processing Engine and ZK …….
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    EaseFilterCPPExample

    EaseFilterCPPExample

    EaseFilter SDK CPP Example

    A C++ file security filter driver example implemented with EaseFilter File Security Filter Driver SDK. EaseFilter Comprehensive File Security SDK is a set of file system filter driver software development kit which includes file monitor filter driver, file access control filter driver, transparent file encryption filter driver, process filter driver and registry filter driver. In a single solution, EaseFilter Comprehensive File Security SDK encompasses file security, digital rights...
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    FileProtectorExample

    FileProtectorExample

    EaseFilter File Access Controk SDK

    The EaseFilter File Control SDK is a powerful development toolkit for creating robust, kernel-level file security and data protection solutions on the Windows platform. It includes a high-performance file system filter driver that intercepts and manages all file I/O operations in real time, giving developers deep, granular control far beyond what is possible with standard Windows APIs or Access Control Lists (ACLs). The EaseFilter Control Filter Driver provides a powerful method for...
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