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(Page 7 of 15) < Prev 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Next > Platform: Perl (any system supporting perl) Levy Added 2002-12-20 Levy is a Perl script which generates a basic iptables ruleset based on a given external interface and a set of ports to open. It is designed to save time in creating a skeleton ruleset to work from, though it can construct a fully functional firewall with NAT support. fk_html Added 2002-12-03 fk_html is a standard filter for incoming mail. It runs on your local machine as a fake POP3 server that redirects your mail client connections to your real POP3 server. Doing that it can scan, filter, and convert your incoming emails and is totally independent from your mail client type or version It provides multiple account settings, conversion from HTML mail to plaintext mail, removal of scripts from HTML mail and attachments, address filtering based on blocklist and allowlist, the ability to apply different policies to different accounts, and SSL support (also for non-secure clients, in which case only the loopback connection is not encrypted). vlogger Added 2002-12-02 vlogger is a logger daemon for Apache. It will accept piped logfile input, split it according to its corresponding virtual host (using a file cache to avoid resource limitations), and write it to disk. It automatically rotates all files and tracks them using timestamps. It is intended as a replacement for cronolog. GPG-Ezmlm encrypted mailing list Added 2002-11-28 GPG-Ezmlm contains a set of scripts which adds the ability to handle OpenPGP-encrypted email to Ezmlm. Email encrypted to the list key is re-encrypted to the keys of the subscribers. Key exchange during list subscription is supported. Minimal-router Added 2002-10-18 Minimal-router is a Linux-based router containing only the neccesary tools to setup basic networking and firewalling. It aims to be easily configurable while staying as secure as the Linux kernel itself. Demarc PureSecure Added 2002-09-16 Instead of having one program perform file integrity checks, another program monitoring the connectivity and health of your network, and yet another monitoring your network for intrusion detection attempts, Demarc PureSecure combines all these services into one powerful client/server program. Not only can you monitor the status of the different machines in your network, but you can also respond to changes in your network all from one centralized location. Security is already a full time job in any network, and the burden of monitoring the reports from multiple programs across dozens of servers can result in information overload. The human mind can only process so much data at any given time before it simply becomes too much to analyze. Demarc PureSecure centralizes the reporting and analysis for the entire network which allows you to more easily weed out the important data from the superfluous background noise, thereby targeting your efforts where they really belong. FCheck Added 2002-07-31 FCHECK is a very stable PERL script written to generate and comparatively monitor a UNIX system against its baseline for any file alterations and report them through syslog, console, or any log monitoring interface. Monitoring events can be done in as little as one minute intervals if a system's drive space is small enough, making it very difficult to circumvent. This is a freely-available open-source alternative to 'tripwire' that is time tested, and is easier to configure and use. notespam Added 2002-06-06 notespam is a Unix filter-style spam-marking script based on data from DNS-based RBL services. It is suitable for being called as a procmail filter, and supports both system-wide and user-specific lists of RBL servers to check (blacklists) and lists of hosts or IP blocks not to mark as spam (whitelists). Enigma Mailer Added 2002-05-17 Enigmailer allows you to send enciphered email with an optional password hint. The recipient receives a mail message with a link to the script to facilitate deciphering. It comes in two versions, one for enciphering mail, the other also supporting multiple recipients, read receipts, attachments, and logging to allow the recipient to verify the credentials of the sender. Unlike other secure mail systems, it allows you to use your existing email address rather than forcing you to setup and use yet another one, and it does not require the recipient to have software installed on their machine (other than a browser). IDS-reaction Added 2002-05-14 IDS-reaction is a Perl script that "reacts" to obvious attacks. It allows the IDS to work in conjunction with some type of network device. For example, when IDS-reaction sees an attack, it can call a script that will log into the firewall/router and block the host from entering the network. Browse by category |
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