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| UNIX Utilities Section | |
| The Unofficial Web Hack FAQ, for UNIX. | |
| The Unofficial Web Hack FAQ, for DOS. | |
| Compact Networking Utilities 0.1 - CNU is a Java graphical application that allows you to have direct access to a bunch of networking utilities and protocols. Compact Networking Utilities Web Site. | |
| GIncoming v 0.12 - GIncoming is a GTK application that monitors a given directory for new files. It monitors /home/ftp/incoming by default, but can be changed to monitor any directory. When a new file is found a dialog box is launched to alert you. Changes: Initial public release. Requires GTK 1.2. By Frank Wiles, Dave Hageman, and Nick Studt. | |
| MD5 for creating one way hashes. Useful for creating checksums of files. | |
| mpac is a tool for creating Ethernet-TCP/IP packets with payload. Packets are built with plaintext configuration files representing each layer (ethernet, ip, tcp, payload). By Byron Sonne | |
| Shag simulates an additional ethernet device over an existing one. It is useful for testing the security of your switch, or if your machine is on a private VLAN and you want to see another VLAN without another ethernet card. Homepage here. By Giampaolo Fresi Roglia | |
| aes-netcat is a patch with some includes for netcat 1.10 that adds an option to do password encrypted sessions using strong AES encryption. Doesn't include an AES algorithm but urls where to get them (15 candidates available). Homepage here. By Mixter | |
| Aicmpsendis an ICMP packet sender featuring implementation of all ICMP flags and codes, spoofing, and flooding. Changes: Added -y option and fixed a bug. Homepage here. By Sventek | |
| An FTP daemon that simply does anonymous FTP only. Very secure. | |
| aproxy is a multi-client application to forward TCP connections from (local) listening ports to remote targets somewhere in your network. aproxy works with all TCP-services that use a single TCP-Connection for client/server communication. The following protocols have been tested: telnet, SMTP, SSH, POP, IRC (without support for DCC), and HTTP. aproxy also supports a console mode, which can be accessed by telnet. At the console you can add/delete listening ports and targets, get informations about the server, save you configuration, etc. Homepage here. By Dirk Barnikel | |
| Arptool can send simple arp packets, in this case just who-has and arp-reply packets. this can be used together in a script to set up man-in-the-middle arp-relaying or as denial of service attack. you can also reroute lan traffic which would otherwise not be visible, to sniff and play dirty tricks on your machine. By Scut of Team Teso | |
| Bandwidth Ping. Estimates bandwidths between network hosts and routers. | |
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| Bytesaber generates various TCP packets by your request, written for testing a TCP fingerprinting based OS detection routine. By SectorX | |
| Custom Auditing Scripting Language (CASL) implements a packet shell environment for the Custom Auditing Scripting Language that is the basis for the Cybercop(tm) line of products by Network Associates. The CASL environment provides an extremely high performance environment for sending and receiving any normal and/or morbid packet stream to firewalls, networking stacks and network intrusion detection systems as well as being sufficiently rich of a language to write honeypots, virtual firewalls, surfer hotel, phantom networks and jails. By Timothy Newsham and Thomas Ptacek | |
| UCS Checker 1.0 - UCS Checker is a simple extensible network service checker written in perl, which is capable of checking that a variety of services are responding. Changes: Initial release. Please note that this is always going to require some perl knowledge to adapt to your local operations policy. By David Luyer. | |
| Chrootuid makes it easy to run a network service at low privilege level and with restricted file system access. | |
| Colortail works like tail but can optionally read a color config file where it's specified which patterns result in which colors. Could be very useful for monitoring multiple syslog files with the 'tail -f (--follow)' command. By Joakim Andersson. | |
| Colortail v0.2 Colortail works like tail but can optionally read a color config file where it's specified which patterns result in which colors. Changes: Config file now uses regular expressions, added support for global config file as well as some code cleanups. By Joakim Andersson. | |
| This is a "fun version" of secfingerd's config.h file (which tells secfingerd where to look for files and what messages to display). This config.h causes secfingerd to barf out an ascii "flip the bird" hand in the event that | |
| Decimate removes files in an ext2 filesystem so they are not recoverable. Includes some cool examples of how regular rming can be recovered. Homepage here. By Matt Miller | |
| Domtools v1.4.0 - The domtools package allows you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable. Changes: BIND 8.x support, works behind a firewall, most tools accept optional nameserver to query now, passed year 2000 code scan, installation is now platform independent. By Paul Balyoz. | |
| The domtools package allows you to traverse DNS domain hierarchies, list all hosts (or subdomains) within a given domain, convert host name to IP address and vice-versa, convert a normal IP address to the "in-addr.arpa." format and vice-versa, and more. These commands can be used manually, or included as building blocks for higher level DNS tools. They generate output that is easily computer parsable. Homepage here. | |
| Monitors users e-mail accounts for mail space capacity, checking each users mailspool, and then generates defined security warnings, and prints out a formatted report. By J-Dog. | |
| Etherboot is a free software package for booting x86 PCs over a network. Etherboot is useful for booting PCs diskless. Etherboot web site. | |
| Etherboot v4.1p10 is a free software package for making boot ROMS for booting Linux and other operating systems on x86 PCs over a network using Internet Protocols (i.e. bootp/DHCP and tftp). Etherboot is useful for booting PCs diskless. Changes: New in this release is a Schneider and Koch G16 driver by Georg Baum, a large rewrite of start32.S and bootmenu code by Klaus Espenlaub, a DOS utility to identify boot ROMs to set environment variables for use by scripts by Günter Knauf, as well as miscellaneous fixes. Visit the Etherboot web site for numerous patches and hacks for various platforms and cards. | |
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| etherboot v4.1pre6 - Etherboot is a free software package for booting x86 PCs over a network. Etherboot is useful for booting PCs diskless. Etherboot web site. | |
| See description above. | |
| Etherboot is a free software package for booting x86 PCs over a network. Etherboot is useful for booting PCs diskless. Visit the Etherboot web site for numerous patches for various platforms and cards. | |
| See description above. | |
| Etherboot v4.2 is a free software package for making boot ROMS for booting Linux and other operating systems on x86 PCs over a network using Internet Protocols (i.e. bootp/DHCP and tftp). Etherboot is useful for booting PCs diskless. Source for BOOT-Prom images; the code is based on the FreeBSD network-bootloader and supports loading of Linux or DOS. WD/SMC, NE1000/NE2000 (ISA, PCI), 3c503, 3c507, 3c509, LANCE (NE2100, NI6510 and others, ISA, PCI), Intel EtherExpressPro 100, SMC9000, EPIC100, Tulip, 3C905B, Realtek 8139 and S&K G16 are supported. There is optional code for supporting NICs based on Crystal Semiconductor's CS89x0 chipset. A reference implementation of a compressor module is included. By Markus Gutschke and Ken Yap. | |
| Etherboot 4.2.1 - Etherboot is a free software package for making boot ROMS for booting Linux and other operating systems on x86 PCs over a network using Internet Protocols, i.e. bootp/DHCP and tftp. Changes: Added NE2000 patches for receiver overrun by Klaus Espenlaub that were missed in 4.2.0. Patch file available from home page for incremental update. By Ken Yap & Markus Gutschke. | |
| Etherboot 4.2.2 - Etherboot is a free software package for making boot ROMS for booting Linux and other operating systems on x86 PCs over a network using Internet Protocols, i.e. bootp/DHCP and tftp. Source for BOOT-Prom images; the code is based on the FreeBSD network-bootloader and supports loading of Linux or DOS. WD/SMC, NE1000/NE2000 (ISA, PCI), 3c503, 3c507, 3c509, LANCE (NE2100, NI6510 and others, ISA, PCI), Intel EtherExpressPro 100, SMC9000, EPIC100, Tulip, 3C905B, Realtek 8139 and S&K G16 are supported. There is optional code for supporting NICs based on Crystal Semiconductor's CS89x0 chipset. A reference implementation of a compressor module is included. By Ken Yap & Markus Gutschke. | |
| Explore2fs v1.00p1 is a WIN32 explorer for Linux ex2fs partitions which can read, interpret, and even write to the ex2fs filesystem. Features: Drag and drop, Support for all block sizes, Support for floppy disks 1.44meg and 120meg, Supports Zip and Jaz, Supports Windows 98 extended partition scheme, Fast write support. As fast, if not faster than reading. Export file(s), Export file as text, Export directory, View / Execute file, View Symbolic links, Import file, Import directory, umask for new files, Delete file, Delete directory, Make directory, Rename, Modify file mode (via properties box), Change uid and gid, Create device nodes, Create symbolic links, and more. By John Newbigin. | |
| Source code for Explore2fs v1.00p1 (above). By John Newbigin. | |
| Fake PS. A ps trojan that hides multiple services of your choice. By telar. | |
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| Fake is a utility that enables the IP address be taken over by bringing up a second interface on the host machine and using gratuitous arp. | |
| Fake is a utility that enables the IP address be taken over by bringing up a second interface on the host machine and using gratuitous arp. Designed to switch in backup servers on a LAN. | |
| fake v1.1.0 - Fake: Redundant Server Switch - Fake has been designed to switch in backup servers on a LAN. It has been used to success over the last year to switch in backup Mail, Web and Proxy servers during periods of both unscheduled and scheduled down time. Fake allows you to take over the IP address of another machine in the LAN by bringing up an additional interface and making use of ARP spoofing. The additional interface can be either a physical interface or an IP alias. Changes: Fake now is able to advertise the "real" mac address of hosts that it "fakes" when it is being turned off. By Horms. | |
| Fake v1.1.1 is a utility that enables the IP address be taken over by bringing up a second interface on the host machine and using gratuitous arp. Designed to switch in backup servers on a LAN. By Horms. | |
| Fake 1.1.2 - Fake has been designed to switch in backup servers on a LAN. It has been used to success over the last year to switch in backup Mail, Web and Proxy servers during periods of both unscheduled and scheduled down time. Fake allows you to take over the IP address of another machine in the LAN by bringing up an additional interface and making use of ARP spoofing. The additional interface can be either a physical interface or an IP alias. Changes: Cleans up and exits on signals instead of just exiting. By Horms. | |
| Freenet is a peer-to-peer network designed to allow the distribution of information over the Internet in an efficient manner, without fear of censorship. It is completely decentralized (there is no person or computer essential to its operation), meaning that Freenet cannot be attacked like centralized peer-to-peer systems such as Napster. Freenet also employs intelligent routing and caching to learn to route requests more efficiently, automatically mirror popular data, make network flooding almost impossible, and move data to where it is in greatest demand. Homepage here. By The Freenet Development Team | |
| FreeVSD facilitates true Linux Virtual Servers within a 'chroot' environment, allowing Web servers and other applications to be deployed and administered discretely, without compromise to security. Each Virtual Server has its own IP address(es), Apache webserver, and view of the process table. FreeVSD expands the Linux system by creating a pseudo-'super user' (admin) for each Virtual Server. The admin user has the ability to create extra POP3/FTP and Telnet users and also administrate vital services such as the webserver. Changes: Inclusion of a Web-based control center, installation script reworkings, and minor bugfixes. Homepage here. By Nick Burrett | |
| FtpBounce 1.25 uses the PORT/PASV command in the FTP protocol to "bounce" ftp files to third parties. By Martin Carlzon. | |
| This uses the PORT/PASV command in the FTP protocol to for ex. setup so you can use DCC SEND (on irc) directly to the ftp-server, useful for people who are on a modem and want to send the whole linux-distro to someone. By Martin Carlzon. | |
| Ftpcat v1.1 is a simple program that allows users to upload and download files and dirlistings from a ftpserver. Changes: Now shows the real server error messages. Homepage here. By Lamagra | |
| Ftpcat v1.0 is a simple program, that allows users to upload and download files and dirlistings from a ftpserver. Homepage here. By Lamagra | |
| G2S v0.3.6 - An interesting alternative to inetd/tcpwrapper/chrootuid/relay/tcp-env/antispam. | |
| G2S is a smart all-in-one front end between clients and servers applications. Its main features are (or will be) : Portability, opposed to ISS xinetd, Robust super-server (inetd) replacement, TCP-Wrappers integrated with paranoid DNS checks and support for broken or fake name servers, Handy but detailed log files, Support for various rotocols : raw IP, ICMP, GGP, TCP, EGP, PUP, UDP,RDP..., IPv6 compliant, IPv6 to IPv4 gatewaying, and Support for RBL maps for automatic spam filtering. Homepage here. | |
| GASP stands for 'Generator and Analyzer System for Protocols'. It allows you to decode and encode any protocols you specify. The main use is to test network applications : you can construct packets by hand and test the behavior of your program when faced with strange packets. Homepage here. By Laurent Riesterer | |
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| The geographical tracerouter for unix. It combines the fastest tracerouter with the ability to locate where the intermediate machines are located in the world. By the Ambient Empire. | |
| Grout is the geographical tracerouter for unix. It combines the fastest tracerouter with the ability to display the location of intermediate machines. Developed for openbsd. Changes: First release - no longer in beta. By the Ambient Empire. | |
| gxsnmp is a snmp managment frontend that is a part of the gnome project. It was started to bring network managment to the linux platform in an easy powerful program. Still in its early stages though it has some usefulness now. By Gregory McLean and Jochen Friedrich. | |
| gxsnmp is a snmp managment frontend that is a part of the gnome project. It was started to bring network managment to the linux platform in an easy powerful program. Still in its early stages though it has some usefulness now. Changes: Way too many to list. Check the ChangeLog for details. By Gregory McLean and Jochen Friedrich. | |
| hip sits on a port and when it gets a telnet connection, it asks for a key. If that key is correct, your ip address is added to /etc/hosts.allow. If it is incorrect, you are disconnected. hip logs all connections, succesful connections, and failed connections via syslogd. Homepage here. | |
| This version of host does more exploring and has more features. | |
| Anti-Filtering-Proxy Proxy 1.17. httpd-afpp is a server perl script designed to defeat the site-blocking fuctionality of censorware and filtering-proxies. For working example, go here. | |
| HTTPGate 1.0 beta 3 - Filtering HTTP Gateway that protects your privacy when websurfing and enables easy circumvention of censorware systems. HTTPGate Web Site. | |
| ICMP file transfer program. By dumped, Sekure Ind.. | |
| icmpmonitor 1.0 - The icmpmonitor monitors several hosts using the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) "ECHO" facility, and notifies the admin if one of them is down. By Vadim Zaliva. | |
| identdtestd 1.1 - Identdtestd is a small (less than 10k) daemon that allows testing of your ident server via remote access from telnet or another standard tcp connection facility. | |
| Instructor is a 32 bit instruction set auditor. By sequentially executing every 32 Bit OpCode, one can find instructions that might have adverse effects on operating environments. For example, Instructor was used to find the non-privileged halt instruction. Homepage here. By David Goldsmith | |
| IP packet construction script. Use with tcpdump. By b4b0. | |
| IPSend v2.1a - TCP/IP packet-generator which uses a scripting language. By Coombs Computing. | |
| IPSend v3.3.5 - TCP/IP packet-generator which uses a scripting language. Extracted from ipfilter 3.3.5. Homepage here. By Coombs Computing. | |
| iputils is a suite of programs, optimized for Linux, that are normally used to diagnose network problems. Includes: ping, ping6, traceroute6, rdisc, clockdiff, tracepath, tracepath6, arping. By Alexey Kuznetsov. | |
| Run multiple isdn connections/lines from one box. | |
| ku (killuser) is a utmp based shell admin utility for maintaining shell logins, based on anything from idle time, tty, user name, user group, user GID, if they are telnetted in, and more. New features added, including minor changes and bug fixes. 39k. By Nathan Benson and Gage Cartman. | |
| KU (killuser) is a utmp based shell admin utility similar to slay, for maintaining shell logins, based on anything from idle time, tty, user name, user group, user GID, if they are telnetted in, and more. Bugfixes and code optimization with this release. 39k. By Nathan Benson and Gage Cartman. | |
| ku (killuser) is a utmp based shell admin utility for maintaining shell logins, based on anything from idle time, tty, user name, user group, user GID, if they're telnetted in, and more. Numerous new features, flags, and bugfixes with this release. 45k. By gage cartman, issue@technotronic.com. | |
| ku (killuser) v1.1pre2 - ku (killuser) is a utility for maintaining shell logins, based on anything from idle time, tty, user name, user group, user GID, if they are telnetted in, and more. (what a cool program name, eh?) 39k. By Nathan Benson and Gage Cartman. | |
| Leapfrog 1.0. Leapfrog will anonymize and redirect any port. It can be used to work around firewall configuration and other issues requiring a port redirect. For example, you have a firewall that does not allow telnet (23), but it does allow http (80). Set leapfrog up on the other side of the firewall to listen on port 80 and send to 23, then telnet to port 80 of the leapfrog machine and you will ricochet to the machine you wish to connect. You will have the Leapfrog machines' IP and MAC addresses. It supports unlimited users (well, limited by memory). Leapfrog can be chained, reconfigured on the fly, and customized to change ports/machine redirects without the need to log into the box. It can be configured (with little work) to remove all traces of itself from disk after being loaded, or it can be configured to log everything (default). It supports colors and some basic admin tools. It is very fast. Leapfrog compiles on Solaris 2.6, 2.7, x86 (2.6, 2.7), Linux with pthread libs, BSD with pthread libs. Possibly others, but it wasn't tested on others. (Official Site). | |
| This is just a small program to flash your "roll" led in a leet manner. It fades slowly in and slowly out, I'm pretty sure this will attract some geeks eyes at the next hack event ;>. Cool, funky code by scut. | |
| Libicmp is intended to provide a simple interface for sending and reciving icmp datagrams. Beyond the obvious diffrence of using ICMP, applications Using this interface would behave much in the same way an UDP application behaves. By Tim Lawless | |
| libnet by daemon9. Simplify coding common networks routines. | |
| The log-proxy server is a perl script which can be used as a direct fixed-destination proxy, or as an http proxy. It sends all the data being sent or recieved in both hex and ascii to stdout so it can be easily logged to a file. log-proxy also has built-in support for colored output. Homepage here. By Evan Langlois | |
| Utility to access/read a linux partition from DOS. | |
| LREAD is a set of command line tools to read and write Linux extended 2 filesystems (Linux's standard filesystem) from DOS or Windows (3.x, 9.x or NT) running on the same machine. 224k. By Jason Hunter. | |
| LREAD v3.4 is a set of command line tools to read and write to Linux extended 2 filesystems (Linux's standard filesystem) from within DOS/Windows or from UNIX operating systems. Lots of excellent new options and features in this release, including GUI, web-based interface, Java-based interface. By Jason Hunter. | |
| LREAD v3.5 is a set of command line tools to read and write to Linux extended 2 filesystems (Linux's standard filesystem) from within DOS/Windows or from UNIX operating systems. Lots of excellent new options and features in this release, including GUI, web-based interface, Java-based interface. By Jason Hunter. | |
| Lucifer is a burn-in program supporting Linux and DOS. It tests RAM, hard disks, processors, and floating-point processors by running stress tests to ensure that the hardware is not likely to have trouble as it ages. Lucifer should be portable, although it is only tested with Linux and DOS. By Peter Todd. | |
| Finger notify script. | |
| mailwatch watches a users mailbox and announces when that user receives email. (comes in handy when you want to keep an eye on users on your system). By BiffSocko. | |
| MajorAdmin v1.0 is a set of perl scripts that ease the job of maintaining a Majordomo mailing list from a UNIX shell. Features include automatic subscriptions/unsubscriptions, list config and a banned list. This is usable from within your email client. By Jwit. | |
| MARS 1.3 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP, as well as load average and free disk space (with an included Perl mini-server placed on the monitored machine). It's designed to sit on your desktop, interrupting you only when there is a problem. By Brian Trammell & MARS Development Team. | |
| MARS 1.3pre2 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP, as well as load average and free disk space (with an included Perl mini-server placed on the monitored machine). It's designed to sit on your desktop, interrupting you only when there is a problem. By Brian Trammell & MARS Development Team. | |
| MARS 1.3pre3 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP, as well as load average and free disk space (with an included Perl mini-server placed on the monitored machine). It's designed to sit on your desktop, interrupting you only when there is a problem. Changes: Added new features to configuration (move host up/down list, rename host), replaced toolbar in main UI with menubar, and minor bug fixes (some previously unused methods in Host, attempt to delete host with no host selected). By Brian Trammell & MARS Development Team. | |
| MARS 1.3pre4 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP, as well as load average and free disk space (with an included Perl mini-server placed on the monitored machine). It's designed to sit on your desktop, interrupting you only when there is a problem. By Brian Trammell & MARS Development Team. | |
| MARS 1.4 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, IMAP, HTTP, FTP, and SSH, as well as load average, free disk space, and free memory (with an included Perl server, named SPOTS, placed on each monitored machine). It can alert you of problems via alert boxes displayed on your desktop or (optionally) via e-mail or e-mail based paging systems. Changes: Bugfixes for 1.4pre7, and user manual updates. By Brian Trammell & The MARS Development Team. | |
| MARS 1.4pre1 - MARS is a Java application designed to help system administrators monitor the status of Internet servers they manage. It currently monitors SMTP, POP3, HTTP, and FTP, as well as load average and free disk space (with an included Perl mini-server placed on the monitored machine). It's designed to sit on your desktop, interrupting you only when there is a problem. Changes: MARS now supports optional email notification of all alerts. Also, you can now click on service status cells in the host display to display the last response received from a service. This allows you to determine whether "timed-out" services are in fact configuration errors. By Brian H. Trammell and The MARS Development Team. | |
| See description above. | |
| See description above. Changes: Added support for probing IMAP and SSH services. | |
| See description above. Changes: Some bug fixes, added user-agent reporting to HTTPProbe (MARS will now identify itself in your web server logs, so you can ignore it using log analysis software), added command-line SPOTS client, written in Perl. | |
| See description above. Changes: SPOTS Solaris divide-by-zero bugfix, added SPOTS support for HP/UX 10 and AIX 4. Added a splash-screen on startup, to advertise MARS' GPL licensing terms (See GPL, section 2(c)). | |
| See description above. Changes: Added initial support for per-filesystem free space reporting (click on Disk column in host display) as well as code cleanups in MARSMainUI. | |
| See description above. Changes: Added per-filesystem disk space warning and mail notification. Added free memory support for Digital UNIX and Solaris 2 to SPOTS. Added filesystem-ignore facility to SPOTS (to ignore cdrom devices, etc.) Changed SPOTS memory code on Linux to report free memory only (not swap). | |
| monitor v1.0 will monitor a command and record any changes the command makes to the system, you can then use the record to remove those changes. By Kent Robotti. | |
| mrtg v2.7.2 - The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network-links. MRTG generates HTML pages containing GIF images which provide a LIVE visual representation of this traffic. Changes: New indexmaker, ability to use @ in community strings, port by IP address configuration, option for transparent gifs, more minor fixes. By Tobias Oetiker. | |
| mrtg v2.7.3b - The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network-links. MRTG generates HTML pages containing GIF images which provide a LIVE visual representation of this traffic. Changes: fix for y legend in scaling mode with dorelpercent enabled, Whodo: a set of Perl scripts to analyse IP accounting data from a cisco (in the contrib directory), fixes for Squid OIDs in SNMP_utils.pm, reproducable evaluation order by sorting targets, more squid OIDs for SNMP_util.pm, removed extra ); from SNMP_util.pm. By Tobias Oetiker. | |
| mrtg v2.7.4 - The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network-links. MRTG generates HTML pages containing GIF images which provide a LIVE visual representation of this traffic. Changes: Minor changes. By Tobias Oetiker. | |
| mrtg v2.7.4b - The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network-links. MRTG generates HTML pages containing GIF images which provide a LIVE visual representation of this traffic. Changes: Fixed NT problem with \ as path separator not being quoted in regex. By Tobias Oetiker. | |
| See description above. Changes: numerous bugfixes, additions, improvements. | |
| mtr combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. By Matt Kimball. | |
| Mtr is a full-screen traceroute program that combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. As mtr starts, it investigates the network connection between the host mtr runs on and a user-specified destination host. After it determines the address of each network hop between the machines, it sends a sequence ICMP ECHO requests to each one to determine the quality of the link to each machine. As it does this, it prints running statistics about each machine. MTR web site. | |
| Mtr is a full-screen traceroute program that combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. As mtr starts, it investigates the network connection between the host mtr runs on and a user-specified destination host. After it determines the address of each network hop between the machines, it sends a sequence ICMP ECHO requests to each one to determine the quality of the link to each machine. As it does this, it prints running statistics about each machine. MTR web site. | |
| mtr 0.34 combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. It features a console as well as GTK based interfaces. Changes: Added nifty "use the icmp unreachables to do the timing" patch and pause/resume patch. By Matt Kimball and Roger Wolff. | |
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| mtr 0.36 combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. It features a console as well as GTK based interfaces. Changes: change-the-interval-on-the-fly patch, "do something sensible if host not found" patch, cleanup of code, pause/resume for GTK patch, cleanup of "reset" (restart at the beginning), Net_open used to send a first packet. By Matt Kimball and Roger Wolff. | |
| mtr 0.37 combines the functionality of the 'traceroute' and 'ping' programs in a single network diagnostic tool. It features a console as well as GTK based interfaces. Changes: "show the local host & time" patch, show-last-ping patch, various bugfixes and code optimizations. By Matt Kimball and Roger Wolff. | |
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| NetBIOS Security Kit v1.0. Unix source code. | |
| NetCat by Hobbit. Great all around TCP/IP utility loaded with features. Highly recommended. | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Changes: This fixes a major oversight in 1.0pre1 that was only injecting packets that only had payloads (non-payload crafted packets weren't getting injected). This is the final release (the successor to nemesis will be suited more to blackhat oriented scenarios (eg spoofing entire connection streams, brute force ISNs, man in the middle attacks, etc). Homepage here By Obecian | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Homepage here. By Obecian | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Changes: DNS (TCP/UDP) and RIP implemented + minor bugfixes, IGMP support. Homepage here By obecian | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Changes: Major bugfixes, as well as compile time fixes. Homepage here By obecian | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Changes: OSPF fully supported, bugfixes, and autoconf support. Homepage here By Obecian | |
| The Nemesis Project is designed to be a commandline-based, portable human IP stack for UNIX/Linux. The suite is broken down by protocol, and should allow for useful scripting of injected packet streams from simple shell scripts. Changes: MANY functionality fixes in all protocols, code freeze. You should now be able to send be able to stream large amounts of ascii/binary payload. Homepage here By Obecian | |
| This package includes the important tools for controlling the network subsystem of the Linux kernel. This includes arp, hostname, ifconfig, netstat, rarp and route. | |
| The net-tools package contains a collection of programs that form the base set of the NET-3 networking distribution for the Linux operating system. It contains the important tools for controlling the network subsystem of the Linux kernel including arp, hostname, ifconfig, netstat, rarp and route. | |
| See above description. This is a bugfix. | |
| net-tools v1.51 - The net-tools package contains a collection of programs that form the base set of the NET-3 networking distribution for the Linux operating system. It contains the important tools for controlling the network subsystem of the Linux kernel including arp, hostname, ifconfig, netstat, rarp and route. Changes: Support for multicast group ifnormation, details of process owning a socket, DECnet, German translation, and various bugfixes. By Philip Blundell. | |
| net-tools v1.52 - The net-tools package contains a collection of programs that form the base set of the NET-3 networking distribution for the Linux operating system. It contains the important tools for controlling the network subsystem of the Linux kernel including arp, hostname, ifconfig, netstat, rarp and route. Changes: Updated the French translation, contributed support for IrDA and some bugs have been fixed. By Philip Blundell. | |
| With the Netboot package you can boot a computer with an Intel processor via an IP network without accessing a harddisk or diskette. Netboot Homepage. | |
| With the Netboot package you can boot a computer with an Intel processor via an IP network without accessing a harddisk or diskette. Netboot Homepage. | |
| An advanced network sniffer system to monitor your networks. | |
| ngrep v1.26 is a program that mimics as much functionality in GNU grep as possible, applied at the network layer. ngrep stands for network grep, and is a pcap-aware tool that will allow you to specify extended regular expressions to match against the data payloads of packets, and currently recognizes TCP and UDP, and works on ethernet, ppp and slip interfaces. Excellent tool. Check it out! By nocarrier. | |
| ngrep v1.34 is a program that mimics as much functionality in GNU grep as possible, applied at the network layer. ngrep stands for network grep, and is a pcap-aware tool that will allow you to specify extended regular expressions to match against the data payloads of packets, and currently recognizes TCP and UDP, and works on ethernet, ppp and slip interfaces. Excellent tool. Check it out! By nocarrier. | |
| Nomad is a network mapping program designed to automatically discover a local network, using SNMP to identify network devices and work out how they are physically connected together. The network is then presented as a topology diagram with simple integrated monitoring. Homepage here. By Paul Coates | |
| NU-Nomad is a network mapping program designed to automatically discover a local network, using SNMP to identify network devices and work out how they are physically connected together. The network is then presented as a topology diagram. Homepage here. By Paul Coates | |
| This is a file system driver for linux, which understands the NT registry file format. With it, you can take registry files from NT, e.g., SAM, SECURITY, etc., and mount them on linux. Currently, it's read-only, though I may add read-write capability in the future. Homepage here. By Todd Sabin | |
| Overwrite is a UNIX utility for secure deletion, based on Peter Gutmann's paper "secure deletion of data from magnetic and solid state memory" and was created in order to make harder the data recovery process. It implements a built-in cryptographic prng and try to flush the SO and HD cache when possible. Homepage here. By Antirez | |
| Pack install monitor 1.1.5 is a replacement for /bin/install that allows for later uninstallation. It logs all files installed during an installation process into a user-specified package log. You may then later uninstall a package, and pack will automatically remove any files that have been installed in a certain package. It's useful for source-code installations, to keep track of all files installed during a build process. By Matt Perry. | |
| Peachpit is an automated "tarpit" utility aimed at interfering with censorware spiders which crawl the web looking for sites to ban. Based on Sugarplum and harmless to all other Web agents, peachpit identifies the spiders used by censorware makers from host/agent data, then bogs the spider down in recursive, sleep-laden page output. Homepage here. By Devin Carraway | |
| PIKT (Problem Informant/Killer Tool) v1.3.0a is a multifunctional tool for administering networked workstations. It features an embedded scripting language and a powerful script processor for generating the reports you need over the network. PIKT's primary purpose is to monitor systems, report problems, and fix those problems when possible. PIKT web site. | |
| PIKT (Problem Informant/Killer Tool) v1.3.1a is an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations. PIKT monitors systems, reports problems, and fixes those problems automatically whenever possible. PIKT uses an embedded scripting language that sports an especially clean syntax and introduces unique features to make your programming easier. PIKT is also a sophisticated script preprocessor, scheduler, and management facility for use with scripts written in any language. Changes: Fixed bugs involving incorrect $, $-1, $-2 dat assignments for whitespace-ending input lines, in the case of error, incorrect return values for #fopen(), etc., and a duplicate hostname in the configs_samples that potentially breaks the configuration. By Robert Osterlund. | |
| PIKT 1.4.0 - PIKT is an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations. PIKT monitors systems, reports problems, and fixes those problems automatically whenever possible. PIKT uses an embedded scripting language that sports an especially clean syntax and introduces unique features to make your programming easier. PIKT is also a sophisticated script preprocessor, scheduler, and management facility for use with scripts written in any language. Changes: Introduced a new config file, files.cfg, for managing any system (text) file (e.g., /etc/inetd.conf, /etc/syslog.conf, /etc/sudoers); much improved security via user-configurable service access parameters and server-client callback; dozens of new validation self-tests; bug fixes. 474k. By Robert Osterlund. | |
| PIKT 1.4.0 - PIKT is an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations. PIKT monitors systems, reports problems, and fixes those problems automatically whenever possible. PIKT uses an embedded scripting language that sports an especially clean syntax and introduces unique features to make your programming easier. PIKT is also a sophisticated script preprocessor, scheduler, and management facility for use with scripts written in any language. Changes: bugfixes, function renaming to resolve Irix library function conflict, docs and samples updated. By Robert Osterlund. | |
| PIKT, an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations, is a multi-functional tool for monitoring systems, reporting and fixing problems, and managing system configurations. PIKT is quickly gathering potential as a serious security management system. PIKT comprises an embedded scripting language with unique, labor-saving features. Changes: Ported to AIX & IRIX. Added several security enhancements, and a number of other fixes and improvements. Homepage here. Precompiled binaries available here. By Robert Osterlund | |
| PIKT, an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations, is a multi-functional tool for monitoring systems, reporting and fixing problems, and managing system configurations. PIKT is quickly gathering potential as a serious security management system. PIKT comprises an embedded scripting language with unique, labor-saving features. Changes in PIKT 1.8.1 are primarily to accommodate Linux users attempting to install the package in conformity with the Linux FSS (File System Standard). Homepage here. Precompiled binaries available here. By Robert Osterlund | |
| PIKT, an innovative new paradigm for administer ing heterogeneous networked workstations, is a multi-functional tool for monitoring systems, reporting and fixing problems, and managing system configurations. PIKT is quickly gathering potential as a serious security management system. PIKT comprises an embedded scripting language with unique, labor-saving features.Changes: Non-trivial bug fix. All users should upgrade. Homepage here. Precompiled binaries available here. By Robert Osterlund | |
| PIKT is a multi-functional tool for monitoring systems, reporting and fixing problems, and managing system configurations. PIKT is quickly gathering potential as a serious security management system. PIKT comprises an embedded scripting language with unique, labor-saving features. Changes: Ported to OpenBSD. Implemented macro arguments, many code improvments. Bineries available here/. Homepage here. By Robert Osterlund | |
| PIKT (Problem Informant/Killer Tool) v1.4.0pre is an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations. PIKT monitors systems, reports problems, and fixes those problems automatically whenever possible. PIKT uses an embedded scripting language that sports an especially clean syntax and introduces unique features to make your programming easier. PIKT is also a sophisticated script preprocessor, scheduler, and management facility for use with scripts written in any language. Changes: Too many new features, bugfixes, and code optimizations to list. By Robert Osterlund. | |
| PIKT 990528-snapshot - PIKT is an innovative new paradigm for administering heterogeneous networked workstations. PIKT monitors systems, reports problems, and fixes those problems automatically whenever possible. PIKT uses an embedded scripting language that sports an especially clean syntax and introduces unique features to make your programming easier. PIKT is also a sophisticated script preprocessor, scheduler, and management facility for use with scripts written in any language. Changes: numerous bugfixes and improvements - see the ChangeLog. By Robert Osterlund. | |
| See above. Changes: Added a new piktc option, -X, for executing PIKT scripts remotely but without waiting for any response from the client(s). This complements the earlier -x, execute-with-wait option. The -X option was tricky to implement and needs widely varied testing. | |
| Pong3 system management tool - easily scalable software for remote monitoring of system services from a central location. Includes realtime reporting of remote machine statistical data, and MRTG support. By Pong3 web site. | |
| Pong3 v1.00 - System Monitoring Tool: Pong3 allows you to remotely monitor just about every system service imaginable from a central location. Pong3 web site. | |
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| This opens up a port, and shows everything sent to it. Use it to analyze strange connections on odd ports. By Martin Carlzon. | |
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| prips will print all IP addresses from start to end in a given IP address range. It can also handle CIDR notation. The goal of prips is to enhance the functionality of applications that are meant to work on only one address at a time (e.g. whois). Changes: bugfixes. By Daniel Kelly. | |
| Psftp is an FTP client that uses ssh 1.x as its backend. It provides a command-line FTP interface on top of scp and ssh. Homepage here. By Nadeem Riaz | |
| The Packet Shell, packet generator and protocol testing tool. | |
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| ptf is a simple TCP forwarder written in Python. It is not (yet) usable for FTP but many other protocols such as IRC (without DCC) or NNTP. By Tobias Klausmann. Homepage here. | |
| PERL script to grab a list of new files from r00tabega.com. It then gives the user the ability to pick and download any of the files, all without having to load up a browser. ragnarox is planning to also make a front-end for X and MS-WIN. Homepage here. By ragnarox | |
| rarpd v1.0 is a Reverse Address Resolution Protocol Daemon. rarpd listens on the ethernet for broadcast packets asking for reverse address resolution. These packets are sent by hosts at boot time to find out their IP address. By Derrick Brashear. | |
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| RDist is a program to maintain identical copies of files over multiple hosts. It preserves the owner, group, mode, and mtime of files if possible and can update programs that are executing. | |
| This forwards connections on any port you want to any host & port you like. By Martin Carlzon. | |
| rlinetd is intended to be a furiously over-featured inetd replacement. It supports various features such as resource limits, renicing, interface binding, chrooting, capability support, per-service instance counts, direct tcp_wrappers interfacing, native IPv6 support and the Linux Socket Filter. Requires tcp_wrappers. Homepage here. | |
| Root-Tail v0.0.4b is a program which tails a text file and displays the information directly to the root window of your desktop transparently, which means without window frames or windows. It is an extremely handy program for monitoring /var/log/secure and /var/log/messages while you run X. This program will even trail different files and display them in different colors. By mj baker. | |
| runas allows an administrator to run a process as any user on a Unix operating system, including the super-user in a non-interactive manner without having to login as that user . Additionally, it provides a secure way for allowing normally unpriviledged users to execute selected programs as a super-user (or any other user on the system) in a secure manner. | |
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| satools 1.5 is a set of tools to help system administrators to control and administrate large networks of UNIX machines. It is specially useful if most, but not quite all, machines are configured equally. It allows the administrator to have control of all system files on all hosts on one central point. It is also an automatic machines inventory tool and database which can store both manual and automatic data. Tested on Linux and Solaris platforms. By Lars Berntzon. | |
| Secfingerd is a replacement for the standard finger daemon that comes with most UN*Xes. It allows each user to control whether-or-not they want to be fingered and if they do, what information about them is displayed as well as the formatting used. Secfingerd does not support empty and indirect queries. User's can stop themselves from being fingered by creating a ".nofinger" file in their home directory. Homepage here. By Andrew Kay | |
| SendIP is a commandline tool to send arbitrary IP packets. It has a large number of command line options to specify the content of every header of a TCP, UDP, ICMP, or raw IP packet. It also allows any data to be added to the packet. Checksums can be calculated automatically, but if you wish to send out wrong checksums, that is supported too. Homepage here. By Mike Ricketts | |
| A new version of the Shadow Password Utilities. | |
| secure identd coded in perl. By Paul Boehm. | |
| Simpleproxy v2.2b acts as simple tcp proxy that allows you to forward tcp connections from one host to another. It also works though HTTPS and can filter POP3. By Crocodile Group. | |
| Sleuth 1.0 - Sleuth is a simple Perl script for checking of DNS zones for bugs and other inconsistencies. It should check all zone requirements mentioned in the corresponding RFC's plus several other common errors. The package also contains a trivial, but useful WWW interface. Changes: This is the first public release. By Martin Mares. | |
| Slirp is a TCP/IP emulator which turns an ordinary shell account into a (C)SLIP/PPP account. This allows shell users to run ftp, netscape, CUSeeMe, etc. By Danny Gasparovski. | |
| socketd is a collection of programs and scripts that can be used to create TCP/IP connections from within shell scripts. By Wolfgang Zekoll. | |
| Softdog v1.21 - Softdog is a watchdog daemon that interfaces with the watchdog kernel drivers to reboot the computer in case it hangs. By Christophe Dupre. | |
| Spak (Send PAcKet) is a collection of programs that can be used to create and send a packet over a network. Spak is designed to be very modular and allow as much control over the design of the packet as possible. The modules included with this release are makeip, maketcp, makeudp, makearp, makeeth, sendpacket, and sendeth. Spak was developed and tested under Linux 2.0.x, SunOS 5.5.1, and BSDI 3.1 systems. Homepage here. | |
| spam.pl is a perl script which automates the process of sending complaint letters to spammers ISP's. It strips out the proper address from the spams mail headers, taken via stdin. Changes: This version parses the received: lines better. Homepage here. By Daniel Stenberg | |
| Route-based protection against large-scale message floods (spam, mail bombs, etc.). "The war won't be over until the last spammer's head is stuck onto a spear at the city limits." -- Paul Vixie, NANOG mailing list, Sept.1997. By Kai. | |
| Statnet is a program to gather and show information about network activity. Statnet views the traffic statistics of ethernet/PLIP/PPP for IP, IPX and Appletalk, allowing you to monitor network traffic effectively. By Scot Wilcoxon. | |
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| Statnet is a program to gather and show information about current network activity. Statnet views the traffic statistics of ethernet/PLIP/PPP for IP, IPX and Appletalk. Some of the information which can be displayed is: number of kilobytes per second on your interfaces, the ethernet load, frames per second, how many frames of each type (Ethernet,IP,SAP,TCP,UDP and some appletalk frames). By StatNet web site. | |
| Does logging to a file, useful if you have no syslog. | |
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| sysstat v1.1 package contains the 'sar' and 'iostat' commands for Linux. The sar command collects and reports system activity information. This information can also be saved in a system activity file for future inspection. The iostat command reports CPU statistics and I/O statistics for tty devices and disks. By Sebastien Godard. | |
| SysWatch 1.0 - SysWatch is a perl script that allows you to view current system information, disk utilization, resource utilization all in your web browser. FreeBSD version. Changes: First release. By Chris Martino. | |
| SysWatch 1.0 - SysWatch is a perl script that allows you to view current system information, disk utilization, resource utilization all in your web browser. Linux version. Changes: First release. By Chris Martino. | |
| SysWatch 1.1 - SysWatch is a perl script that allows you to view current system information, disk utilization, resource utilization all in your web browser. Changes: Added automatic drive mapping (less configuration). Added red bar for drives over 90% full. The same script will now work on both *BSD and Linux. 3.621 kb. By Chris Martino. | |
| SysWatch 1.2 - SysWatch is a perl script that allows you to view current system information, disk utilization, resource utilization all in your web browser. Changes: Script will now automatically fetch memory and swap info for Linux, FreeBSD and SunOS. 3.913 kb. By Chris Martino. | |
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| This is a simple, generic tcp based server for allowing access to multiple server processes. It's very simply configurable, and can serve up multiple processes. web site. | |
| tcpblast/udpblast is a simple tool for probing network and estimating its throughoutput (measuring network bandwidth). Changes: tcp/udpblast patched from FreeBSD and other versions added options for setting TCP/UDP, block size, buffer size, port #, dots/block, continuous speed display, sending random data. By Daniel Karrenberg. | |
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| telnet-putfile.sh is a shell script which helps you upload files to a remote server running telnetd using uuencode and nc. By Lez | |
| TFidentd is a very small ident server for Linux systems. It features both hidden and faked ident responses. By T. Freak. | |
| Client/server app that detects if a router on an end-to-end path is modifying IP header TOS bytes. | |
| ttc v2.8 Terminal Type Control program controls the logins on any specified terminal types. You can deny any terminal type you want and/or set timing for any terminal type. Both, deny and timing have authorization checks. Timing also has a time bank system. New features: login limit, deny access option, new configuration file, usage of wildcards in names of tty's. By Pekka Riikonen. | |
| ttc v3.0 Terminal Type Control program controls the logins on any specified terminal types. You can deny any terminal type you want and/or set timing for any terminal type. Both, deny and timing have authorization checks. Timing also has a time bank system. New features: login limit, deny access option, new configuration file, usage of wildcards in names of tty's. This new package also includes new ttc PAM module that replaces ttc -client entirely. By Pekka Riikonen. | |
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| Traceroute-Ulmo v5 - Parallel and improved traceroute (goes fast even on bad channels). By Bradley Ward Allen. | |
| tube v1.0a is a simple proxy daemon that allows you to use telnet-like commands when tunneling through very restrictive firewalls. Configurable. By Crocodile Group. | |
| nsuncat 0.01b - Unix socket connectivity from the command line. (works just like netcat for tcp/udp sockets) By Michal Zalewski | |
| ucspi-tcp v0.84 - tcpserver/tcpclient package that is an excellent replacement for inetd. tcpserver and tcpclient are easy-to-use command-line tools for building TCP client-server applications. tcpserver waits for incoming connections and, for each connection, runs a program of your choice. Your program receives environment variables showing the local and remote host names, IP addresses, and port numbers. tcpclient makes a TCP connection and runs a program of your choice. It sets up the same environment variables as tcpserver. The excellent design and options make this a reliable, secure, and durable TCP tool. By D. J. Bernstein. | |
| udpprobe - send a UDP datagram and look for response, version 1.2. | |
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| uredir is a program to redirect UDP packets to a port on another host. It has been tested on Red Hat 5.2 (Kernel 2.0.36 and 2.2.12). By Id Est. Homepage here. | |
| Powerfull low-level network library which allows you to send modified/spoofed packets over the network. USI++ runs on Linux and FreeBSD systems and supports 10MBit, 100MBit and PPP-devices. v1.63 comes with some bugfixes; it now works properly on FreeBSD. USI++ requires libpcap. All linux and BSD distributions should include libpcap. Homepage here. | |
| vRouter is an experimental IP-network simulator. It supports the simulation of packet "flows" across a network. Arbitrary networks are described using a simple scripting language. vRouter predicts packet loss and delay given a network configuration and a description of traffic. By Blake Scholl. | |
| vnsl (vENOMOUS Scripting Language version 0.1b) can be used to script connections to daemons and backdoors. By Venomous | |
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| VXE - Virtual eXecuting Environment protects Unix daemons from compromise in a manner similar to chroot. A main problem with UNIX security is that superuser can do with system anything he wants. There are programs (daemons) which work with superuser privilegies, for example popd, sendmail, and accessible from network (Internet/Intranet). There could be bugs in any program, so intruder connects to such programs via network, exploit existing bugs in it and get a control over all of the host. VXE (Virtual eXecuting Environment) protects UNIX servers from such intruders, hacker attacks from network and so on. It protects software subsystems, such as: SMTP, POP, HTTP and any other subsystem, already installed on the server. Free for non-commercial use. Homepage here. | |
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| Xnetload v1.6.0 displays packet traffic and uptime in an X window. It requires the /proc file system. It can be compiled to use IP-accounting. It also works with new 2.2 kernels, where it will display bytes/s instead of packets/s. When using IP-accounting, it issues the accouting rules itself. The graph now displays log10 of the packet/byte count, to avoid problems with the StripChart widget flooding with lines. By R.F. Smith. | |
| xnetstat is a Tcl/Tk interface for the common netstat program. By Roland Barmettler. | |
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| Xtraceroute v0.8 - Xtraceroute is a graphical version of the traceroute program. By Björn Augustsson. | |
| Yet Another Micro Monitor: a powerful system monitor/tool, using curses library, that displays tasks info, memory info, system info, CPU activity, etc. Use it also to easily manage processes and users, to do tasks like renice and kill processes. 76k. By Riccardo Facchetti. | |
| Yard is a suite of Perl scripts for creating custom boot/rescue disks. By Tom Fawcett. | |
| Yawho (Yet Another Who) is a fast and simple program similar to 'w' that shows shows standard information (name, tty, processes.), plus whether telnet or ssh was used to access your machine. 4k. By Michal Suszycki. |