BsdScan is a light-weight port-scanner designed for the BSD operating system. It currently supports scanning single hosts, subnets, logging results, scanning ports in a random order, specifying a port range, and a speed option to only scan commonly used ports.
1972dd31c79439d79e5e07cfcde0322d3a0e1e68a48d717e92f17ecd0bb8c2c7Nutcracker is a simple, fast, and effective password cracker for UNIX and Linux systems. It is faster than the other crackers available. Disabled accounts and accounts with no password are detected. Results are shown in a nicely-formatted table. A sample password file and dictionary file are included, although you can use any word list you wish (including the file '/usr/dict/words' included with most Linux distributions). Nutcracker will work with '/etc/passwd' or '/etc/shadow' files.
affd79bda6b3e45a5ad515badce2a192503d13eb3c8b7f2f61ec88ad64b46fb5This patch (for kernel version 2.2.14) is a collection of security-related features for the Linux kernel, all configurable via the new 'Security options' configuration section. Features a Non-executable user stack area, Restricted links in /tmp, Restricted FIFOs in /tmp, Restricted /proc, Special handling of fd 0, 1, and 2, Enforce RLIMIT_NPROC on execve(2), Destroy shared memory segments not in use, and Privileged IP aliases.
0acceb4d4dbb7607df35197ca339f9fedcd0d7fb21b5bdaaea8da6804e763d90All versions of War-ftpd have serious security issues. The current release has some serious problems with the parsing of macros which can be exploited without even logging in.
16d21665824030da7b62fb5a23d329eaa92e5d6389b0e9707f44e6abf7bef48fInspired by ColorLogs, acl (Advanced Color Logs) has advanced parsing capabilities, including multiple search strings and negative search strings (matches if the string is not found in the line). It's very useful for highlighting important or non-standard messages from daemons, while not highlighting standard status messages from the same daemons.
5ed488b5c331364d3f571521bbd68920a3ae3b64eb9d54ebfe19b1af739b50c2Internet Explorer 5.01 under Windows 95 and 5.5 under WinNT 4.0 (suppose other versions are also vulnerable) allows circumventing "Cross frame security policy" by accessing the DOM of "old" documents using IMG SRC="javascript:..." and a design flaw in IE. This exposes the whole DOM of the target document and opens lots of security risks. This allows reading local files, reading files from any host, window spoofing, getting cookies, etc. Demonstration available here.
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