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Tattoo will provide a set of command-line scripts for analyzing raw tcpdump files or ASCII hexadecimal representations of network traffic to identify format, function, and communication model.

The purpose of SNX is to have a modular series of components that report back to a central repository and 'AI' for pattern recognition and anomoly detection. This is to help with IDS systems, and to move to the next generation of security.

A software distribution based on Debian/Linux to provide network diagnostics, security monitoring and intrusion detection. The distribution can be easily installed by office personnell.

The Registry Server (jUDDI) offers a mechanism for humans or software applications to advertise and discover Web services. The Java Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) Registry Server implements Version 2 of the Universal Description, Discovery and I

Security analysis tools produced by The Ohio State University Network Security Group.

LinuxBSM-2 introduces auditing features in Linux kernel to achieve better security and keep an eye on system activities. Any kernel-derived data can be audited.

Unsploitable is an emergency patcher, providing critical security patches and updates for commonly exploited vulnerabilities in common operating systems, services, and applications. Unsploitable specifically targets exploits provided by penetration testing frameworks such as Metasploit. Unsploitable is tool for the Metasploit Framework. Unsploitable should work with any MSF product (including: OpenSource, Express, or Pro).

TheSLinux is a Linux distribution that primarily focuses on the Vietnamese users. This distro aims to be fully qualified open source distribution in Vietnam. The first generation is based on ArchLinux.

Jabber bot to administrate your computer.

An implementation of a high performance distributed storage and processing system for large amounts of structured data.

Etch is a cross-platform, language- and transport-independent framework for building and consuming network services. With Etch, service development and consumption becomes no more difficult than library development and consumption.