LogIDS 1.0 is a real-time, log-analysis based intrusion detection system able to analyze log files from various sources, and can be used with LogAgent 4.0 to supply these log files. This utility allows for a user specified formatting of each log file it utilizes which then enables an end user to define rules for each of the files given, resulting in one single interface to analyze and display all this data gathered from varied sources, IE. Event Viewer, ComLog, antivirus logs, personal firewall logs, Snort logs, LogAgent 4.0 Pro Logs, ADSscan, IntegCheck, just to name a few examples. The interface is also pretty innovative as the GUI is a logical representation of your network architecture, where each node possesses its own window where logs belonging to it are displayed. Sounds can also be emitted for alerts and warnings with this utility. Screen captures are available here.
3a616f0662f050dc9454ba032a5901b1138d75260cdf615c4105679e49492880b2 cafelog is a blogger system that comes with the b2-tools directory. The PHP scripts contained within this directory allow a remote user to specify input for a variable that in turn allows for remote command execution.
303e14dc96189722767c93e3ea40afeaf693f6f8d289af86f1945f615d437766Geeklog version 1.3.7ar1 and below is susceptible to multiple vulnerabilities. There is a SQL integer manipulation flaw in the authentication script that will allow a remote attacker to get administrative access and there is also a lack of error checking when images are uploaded that allow an attacker to upload files with php code that can be used to execute any command as apache user on remote server.
b929f64a82369714c4e73c1aa6713942f4e3fa31bd56ba1f5265811388f21c2bThe Goldmine mail agent can run arbitrary code via a malicious formed HTML e-mail. It does not even run the email in the 'security zone' as does Microsoft Outlook, but passes anything that looks like HTML to be executed unrestricted directly to the default Browser, which for many is usually Internet Explorer.
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