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(Page 6 of 7) < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next > Category: Access Control » user privileges ACUA Added 2001-10-22 ACUA is a software package designed to facilitate the administration of user accounts and the enforcement of access restrictions on a Linux system. ACUA is most often used on systems that host modem pools such as ISPs, BBSs, School Dial-Ups and Business Dial-Ups. However, if you have a close look at ACUA you'll find that you don't need to have a modem pool to make use of it. Chown Added 2001-10-22 CHOWN.ZIP is a GUI NT equivalent to the UNIX tool. Microsoft claims that the ownership process of NTFS file objects in NT is a two-part process, requiring that the user possess the right to take ownership (granted by the original object's owner/admin), then forcing them to execute the ownership right. This is to protect object ownership from "Rogue Administrators". This two-part ownership process is undesirable for administrators, who would prefer to just "give" ownership of file/directory objects to a particular user or group. This tool was written to show that the Owner ACL of a file/directory object can be overwritten with a modified replica Securirty Descriptor and elevated use of the SeRestorePrivilege (Tested to NT SP6). Source Code included with EXE. Omniquad MicroManager Added 2001-10-22 MicroManager applies a pre-emptive approach to how your computers are utilized: by interacting with the user when unsolicited or unpredicted activities occur, it protects your users and systems. Activity control and monitoring covers all aspects of computer usage and includes application, document and Internet activities. Each situation can be dealt with accordingly to your usage policy - for example when user accesses illicit material, plays games outside specified time limit or spends more than 2 hours on IRC, MicroManager can warn that it is against the usage policy, alert system administrator or turn the workstation off and lock the login account if the warning is ignored. NetLock 98 Added 2001-10-22 Netlock is a multi-faceted security program designed to prevent unauthorized access to your computer systems. The easy to use interface and multitude of built-in features make it an ideal candidate for the Cyber Café industry. If system security and revenue tracking are important to you, then Netlock is your answer. PC Lock 98 Added 2001-10-22 PC Lock 98 lets you take control of the security features of Windows 95/98 that are not easily implemented through Windows itself. Disable access from modifying the systems configuration. Create multiple account allowing different system users various levels of access. Ideal for computer systems in an open area with public use. Schools, libraries, churches, businesses, and even parents can control the access level granted to users. PC Lock 98 help protect your system configuration eliminating the need to continually re-configure your system to your preferences. 30-day free trial period to evaluation the full functionality of PC Lock 98 included. PCGuard Added 2001-10-22 PCGuard provides users with tight security for Windows 95, and although it takes away the normal Windows 95 shell in locked mode, you can be sure your users have no settings to tweak and therefore provides the most secure method to protect your computer. WP Winsafe Added 2001-10-22 WP WinSafe implements tight security allowing you to specify the programs you want to lock out and checking all drive-related executions in your computer against program validity. That way if a program has been locked out by you, WP WinSafe doesn't let it run, simple! Chrootuid Added 2001-10-22 Chrootuid is a wrapper program designed to protect hosts from network compromise. By running a daemon under the chrootuid wrapper, if the daemon results in a remote compromise, the access acquired will be severely limited. Chrootuid utilizes the chroot() mechanism to allow the daemon to run in its own, contained sand box. If an attacker gains access to a host via a chroot'ed daemon, they will only have access to a specific subset of tools and capabilities, as provided in the chroot directory set by the wrapper. CU Sudo Added 2001-10-22 Sudo is a utility that allows administrators to give limited access to root privileges to users, and log activity associated with the use of sudo. This allows for giving people the access they need, without the need to give full root access. Secure-Linux Patch Added 2001-10-22 The Secure-Linux patch adds a few security features to the kernel which, while not a complete method of protection, will stop most of the 'cookbook' buffer overflow exploits cold. It also adds the option of restricting the use of symlinks in +t (temp) directories which fixes most tmp-race exploits as well. It can also add a little bit more privacy to the system by restricting access to parts of /proc to root so that users may not see who else is logged on or what they're doing. Browse by category |
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