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Zeppoo allows you to detect rootkits on i386 and x86_64 architecture under Linux, by using /dev/kmem and /dev/mem. Moreover it can also detect hidden tasks, connections, corrupted symbols, system calls... and so many other things.
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Trafficlogger is a tiny program which logs your traffic from each device that is listet in /proc/net/dev. It logs all traffic (TCP, UDP,...). It is written in ANSI-C and should compile and work on nearly all Linux distributions.
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This pam module joins the functionality of both pam_listfile and pam_mysql modules. It was made after a request of such a module in the pam-dev maling list. For the user the configuration options are a merge from the ones found on both modules.
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BuildSys exists to help multi-platform projects keep all their various build files in sync. It uses a single '.build' file to generate autoconf/automake .ac/.am files, visual studio 6 .dsp/.dsw files, vs.net .vcproj/.sln files, Dev-C++ .dev files, etc.
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Save time, money and your sanity. Deluxe Payment Exchange+ (DPX+) is our integrated payments solution that streamlines and automates your accounts payable (AP) disbursements. DPX+ ensures secure payments and offers suppliers alternate ways to receive funds, including mailed checks, ACH, virtual credit cards, debit cards, or eCheck payments. By simply integrating with your existing accounting software like QuickBooks®, you’ll implement efficient payment solutions for AP with ease—without costly development fees or untimely delays.
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FireWise Utilities (FWU) is a suite of tools for dynamically generating firewall tables in either binary or script format for several operating systems. Features in dev: iptables, ip6tables, ipfw, pf, SHA2 bin hashing and LZO bin compression
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An elliptic curve based encryption system for secure and private communications at the network level. Public key encryption is used to automatically negotiate keys for AES encryption links between all nodes in use. Dev version uses orinoco drivers.
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EduOS is a GPL'ed, educational Operating System. Unlike most OSes currently in dev (i.e. Linux, Solaris, Unix, MacOSX) EduOS is desigend to be a educational resource for programmers new and interested in OS development. It's not designed for the end-us
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Enhanced version of the standard Linux loopback device that makes the loopback device act more like a hard drive and allows for mounting partitions within a drive image via new loopback device names (/dev/loopa, /dev/loopa1, /dev/loopa2, etc.).
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Lamp is a Unix-like environment that runs in a single process (via threads) on traditional Mac OS, including standard I/O, vfork/exec, a shell, perl, sockets, virtual fs with /dev and /proc, signals, and ptrace(). Runs on 68K/PPC, and on OS X as Carbon.
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As your users rely more and more on Cloud and Internet-based technologies, reliable internet connectivity becomes more and more important to your business. With Bigleaf’s proven SD-WAN architecture, groundbreaking AI, and DDoS attack mitigation, you can finally deliver the reliable internet connectivity your business needs without the limitations of traditional networking platforms. Bigleaf’s Cloud Access Network and plug-and-play router allow for limitless control to and from anywhere your traffic needs to go. Bigleaf’s self-driving AI automatically identifies and adapts to any changing circuit conditions and traffic needs—addressing issues before they impact your users. Bigleaf puts you in the driver’s seat of every complaint and support call with full-path traffic and network performance data, delivered as actionable insights, reports, and alerts.
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lcdnet is a simple network statistic viewer which gets its values from /proc/net/dev and displays them on an LCD using lcdproc.
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daitrix is a secure os built on security, ease of use, and linux/unix based. verry fast to install with 4 setup types- dev, server, desktop and all. everything a normal linux distro has and then some.
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The mbuff.o module and /dev/mbuff is intended to be used as a shared memory device making memory allocated in the kernel using vmalloc possible to map in the user space. It is especially recommended for RT-Linux tasks/user space communication.
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Linux bandwidth monitor (bwmon) is yet another utility that measures bandwidth utiliazation per interface basis. It is coded in C and takes advantage of curses library. It runs only on Linux systems since the utility reads /proc/net/dev.
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General Sound Interface (GSI). This is a sound interface capable of controlling every detail of sound playing. It can use the following interfaces: OSS, Ultrasound (Linux 2.0.x & 2.1.x), FreeBSD (pcm), and generic /dev/audio.
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Deamon that translate stream of joystic events (read = output from /dev/js0) to stream of MouseSystems events (read = input readable by gsm and/or X)
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Network load monitor via /proc/net/dev. Though by putting one's NIC into promiscues mode one can also get statistics for a whole LAN. The 'module name' for CVS is 'netload', the programs name. Presents stats as numbers and bar graphs.
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We are about to develop a tool(development kit) which can support developing embedded software by using USb transfer between target machine and development machine.
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APing2 is an improved (and C rewritten) version of APing. [dev has ceased, we are waiting for the official NPing project to start]
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jammod is a program which loads a Linux kernel module without support from the kernel. To accomplish this, jammod writes the module file directly into kernel memory (/dev/kmem) and links it.