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    Zeus Scanner

    Zeus Scanner

    Advanced reconnaissance utility

    ...It combines URL parsing, search engine querying, crawling, proxy support, and vulnerability assessment workflows in one tool. The scanner can work with multiple search engines, extract URLs from Google ban and webcache URLs, and parse robots.txt or sitemap.xml files. It also supports proxy configurations, Tor proxy compatibility, and Tor browser emulation for flexible routing during authorized assessments. Zeus-Scanner includes checks for issues such as XSS, SQL injection, clickjacking, exposed admin panels, port scanning, whois lookup, and header protection. ...
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    HEYMon

    Software, Server and Application Monitor

    HEYMon is a Software, Server and Application Monitoring platform. HEYMon allows monitoring requests using SQL! You can now query your enterprise to gather real-time details. HEYMon can monitor anything that is important for you: - Query a database: Look for patterns, perform queries, or generate statistics. - Parse a log file: Look for errors, or other alert conditions and statistics. - Read server metrics: Available RAM, Diskspace, processes, Windows Services - Read Windows Event logs - Monitor Security logs and web request logs - Monitor Guidewire software applications And much more! ...
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    ProJob

    ProJob

    download csv files from ftp and process them to import to database

    ProJob is a windows service that allows you to define ftp connection, sql connection, mail server parameters and allows you to download files (csv, txt ...etc), to process them (read, parse), to insert into a table in a sql server, to send process information as a mail automatically. https://sourceforge.net/p/projob/wiki/Home/
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    Parse and harvest existing source code Create RAS compliant assets Sub-Second Code Searching (Class inherits QUERY, Implements QUERY, etc...) Reverse engineer source code to UML (Class Diagram and Sequence Diagrams) And much much more
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    AWStats Enterprise Manager is a tool for managing awstats configuration creation and logfile processing, in a multi-server environment. This script is designed to pull all the webserver logs, for every server, and parse them with awstats.
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