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(Page 8 of 62) < Prev 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Next > Category: Network Utilities Collapse Web Application Scanner Added 2006-01-17 Collapse, a free tool from Syhunt, allows web administrators to perform aggressive and comprehensive scans of an organization's web server to isolate vulnerabilities and identify security holes. The Collapse scanner requires basic inputs such as host names and port numbers to scan a complete web site and test all the web applications for security vulnerabilities. This new version supports multithreaded scanning of web servers Census Added 2006-01-10 Wireless technology has been apart of society for quite some time. A common trend in communicative devices ensures that, those once wired will eventually become wireless. With the proper set of hardware and software, it becomes possible for anyone to monitor a wireless station using a personal computer. Census was built to perform several wireless functions which simplify the processes of auditing, monitoring, and canvasing of wireless Access Points within range of your equipment. Using Census, the end-user can passively capture and analyse wireless packets, detect and audit the integrity of wireless stations within range, and easily monitor the health of your connection. Solsoft Firewall Manager Added 2006-01-09 Solsoft Firewall Manager provides customers with centralized management of security policies across heterogeneous platforms that include leading firewall, router, switch, VPN, and IDS/IPS platforms. Solsoft NetfilterOne Added 2006-01-09 is a graphical interface that will automate the design, deployment and documentation of security rules and policies as they pertain to a networked Netfilter firewall - the packet filtering framework inside the Linux 2.4.x and 2.6.x kernel series SwitchSniffer Added 2006-01-01 1. Overview SwitchSniffer is a program that can scan your switched LAN for up hosts and can reroute and collect all packets without the target users' recognition. It can also detect the ‘arpspoofer’ program running on the network and block user definable sessions like firewall. If you use this program in tandem with any sniffer program, you can capture and see the users’ IDs and passwords on a switched network. >>> What's new: -. MAC Based Blocking. -. Converting the ip address into the country name. -. Export the view data into an excel file -. Coloring each row items. Employing the speed bars. Finding out the collision of ip addresses. >>> Features: -. SwitchSniffer can poll and collect all the packets on the switched LAN. -. SwitchSniffer can scan and display the active hosts on the LAN quickly, and automatically. -. While spoofing ARP tables, SwitchSniffer can act as another gateway (or ip-forwarder) without other users' recognition on the LAN.' -. It can collect and forward packets by selecting inbound, outbound, and both to be sent to the Internet. -. An ARP table is recovered automatically in about 30 seconds. But, SwitchSniffer can keep spoofing continuously by updating the target computer’s ARP table more frequently. -. If one or more network interface cards are installed on a computer, you can choose which NIC you would like SwitchSniffer to scan and spoof through. -. SwitchSniffer can display information about the amount of data transferred to and from the internet. -. SwitchSniffer can detect if any computer on the LAN is running an ‘arpspoofer’ program. -. SwitchSniffer can filter: sessions, local hosts, and remote hosts. The installation of the ‘winpcap’ driver is not necessary for SwitchSniffer. -. SwitchSniffer can manage the local hosts based on MAC Address. -. SwitchSniffer can act as a plug-and-played router. -. SwitchSniffer can export the data of view into an excel file. >>> Benefits: -. SwitchSniffer can find hidden hosts on the LAN. -. SwitchSniffer can find if abnormal hosts are connected to your wireless network. -. SwitchSniffer protects your network from abnormal users. -. SwitchSniffer can check if there are abnormal packets on the LAN. -. SwitchSniffer allows you to capture user IDs, passwords, chat sessions and web sessions etc., on the switched network through the use of a sniffer application. -. SwitchSniffer can block the local hosts based on MAC Address. -. SwitchSniffer can resolve the problem of IP Collision. -. SwitchSniffer can find out the contry name by ip address on remote. -. SwitchSniffer enables you to monitor all the packets on a switch network. netdiscover Added 2005-12-11 Netdiscover is an active/passive address reconnaissance tool, mainly developed for those wireless networks without dhcp server, when you are wardriving. It can be also used on hub/switched networks. Built on top of libnet and libpcap, it can passively detect online hosts, or search for them, by actively sending arp requests, it can also be used to inspect your network arp traffic, and find network addresses using auto scan mode, which will scan for common local networks. XPFiremon Added 2005-12-06 XPFiremon is a system tray monitoring application for the builtin Windows XP Firewall. It will monitor the settings and services and alert if they are stopped or disabled. Windows should also alert you if the firewall is disabled but depending on the circumstances it appears slow to do so. It's also comforting to many users to see something saying that their protection is active and not just inactive. XPFiremon also provides an easy right click interface for managing the firewall(stopping, starting, or configuring). Rogue Network Tools Added 2005-12-06 The Rogue Network Tools allow you to perform active discovery of unauthorized network links. Trojan Scan Added 2005-11-30 Trojan scan is a simple shell script that allows for simple but relatively effective checking for trojans, rootkits and other malware that may be using your server and network for unwanted (and possibly illegal) purposes. It works by listing all processes that use the Internet with the lsof command (using -Pni flags). This list is then transformed into signatures. These signatures then are matched against the allowed process defined in the configuration. If any signatures of running processes are found that do not match the allowed signatures, an email report is sent including ps, ls, and optional lsof output. SwitchSniffer Added 2005-11-30 1. Overview SwitchSniffer is a program that can scan your switched LAN for up hosts and can reroute and collect all packets without the target users' recognition. It can also detect the ‘arpspoofer’ program running on the network and block user definable sessions like firewall. If you use this program in tandem with any sniffer program, you can capture and see the users’ IDs and passwords on a switched network. 1.1 features: -. It can pull and collect all the packets on the LAN. -. It can scan and show the active hosts on the LAN within a very short time. -. While spoofing ARP tables, it can act as another gateway (or ip-forwarder) without other users' recognition on the LAN. -. It can collect and forward packets by selecting inbound, outbound, and both to be sent to the Internet. -. An ARP table is recovered automatically in a little time (about 30 seconds). But, this program can keep spoofing continuously with a periodic time. -. Although one or more network interface cards are installed on a computer, this program can scan and spoof by selecting one of NICs. -. It can get traffic information about the amount of data transferred to and from the internet including I session information. -. It can detect which computer is running an arpspoofer program on the local network. -. It can scan all hosts automatically on the network. -. It has a feature which filters or blocks sessions, local hosts and remote hosts. -. No more installation of winpcap driver. 1.2 Benefits: -. It can find out the hidden hosts on local area network. -. It can check out if abnormal hosts are connected on the wireless network. -. It protect your network from abnormal users. -. It can check out if there are abnormal packets on the local network. -. It can view users/passwords, chat sessions and web sessions etc., on the switch network by other application. 2. System Requirement 2.1 Local : Windows nt4/2000/xp/2003, 25MB free main memory, Network adapter which supports promiscuous mode. Remote : All computers including network devices must support Ethernet 3. Reference http://www.nextsecurity.net/ Browse by category |
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