A paper discussing passive OS fingerprinting and spoofing OpenBSD pf "os" rulesets.
76d3abde5584b498d8c1a5bcc06a4495A paper discussing a race condition vulnerability in a software package called TORQUE Resource Manager.
792c8714f81ff6d2b8612d1b4fa4ec96An alternative method in format string exploitation - a paper discussing a method of making format string exploits static again on 2.6 with random VA.
3323b524868edd9e4a53cd3146c4d95fPolluting sys_execve() in kernel space without depending on the sys_call_table[]: A paper discussing design weaknesses in the linux kernel's handling of simply linked lists used to register binary formats.
cbc9e056a14996a9afd144bb757b9ce5Polluting sys_execve() in kernel space without depending on the sys_call_table[]: A paper discussing design weaknesses in the linux kernel's handling of simply linked lists used to register binary formats. Spanish Version.
ed63f18b799338c8d20d7f13b9c637feA paper discussing the various vulnerabilities in DNS: "The vulnerabilities described in this advisory affect implementations of the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol. Many vendors include support for this protocol in their products and may be impacted to varying degrees, if at all."
c8abc61b42b138d3c3d926fb910adcbaA paper discussing the various vulnerabilities in Ad-Aware.
27920d702e57f28ffbd214ea61a49bc2proof-of-concept tool for performing passive OS fingerprint spoofing to bypass OpenBSD pf firewall rules.
4dda8dd683b1a851a409f5d18f7001daIncreasing Performance in High Speed NIDS is a paper discussing a number of methods to increase performance in Snort and also NIDS in general. Discusses bottlenecks that Snort has, a brief history of snort pattern matching, and the work that Silicon Defense did with Aho-Corasick_Boyer-Moore, discussing the differences between network grep and protocol analysis.
c12ed4958867665a73045b0276cf74d0Plogd v2 - syn/udp/icmp packet logger (freebsd version).
8acf703296d17b76edc2716398aa9b38PR09.txt.zip
f3dd4498769b1da00333963bb2471dbdPR08.txt.zip
0ce948f8c912117fd90a619e2d8b6dabPR07.txt.zip
77da16cec8c37cbd135647ccbad4be31PR06.txt.zip
2db8e860aa1f0ba496f1ec03c073c0a4PR05.txt.zip
05b7e226d46066bc5f37024dae75786cPR04.txt.zip
7712468359ed26815e08d05c7f875ecdPR03.txt.zip
6d82b7bd94d290ba2c0b53f45c570a3dPR02.txt.zip
daaf75e00dd724d144c32e77cd807e04PR01.txt.zip
9670c08238864cf706da09c36b0118cbPrevent Current and Future E-Mail Worms.
ccb29df3cab7315b7bbe73ebc5426747When accepting luser console login, pam_console called by /bin/login tries to be user-friendly, doing several chowns on devices like login tty and corresponding vcs[a] device, as well as other interesting devices: fd*, audio devices (dsp*, mixer*, audio*, midi*, sequencer), cdrom, streamer/zip drive devices, frame buffer devices, kbd*, js*, video*, radio*, winradio*, vtx*, vbi* and so on. Probably it's designed to make console logins more comfortable, but has DEADLY effects on servers with console luser-login ability (and that's quite common).
5e13080a2ceeb2115ba94946dda175b9Port scanner with a nice interface. Prompts for banner.
3e009f9ae1655421c4bcd80435522a9cpgp4pine is a script that automatically encrypts and decrypts mail under Pine using PGP. The user is not separated from things that PGP does. The program is compatible with PGP versions 2.6.3, 5.0, 6.5.1 and GNUPG 1.0, has support for an aliases file and signature-rotating programs, and can remember your passphrase for a session if you need.
9f044176ff5ef58ed94c8edd94cac99eGNU Phantom.Security is a computer-controlled security system. Using the software and a simple circuit board (schematics included) that you build, you can create a good basic security system that is computer controlled. The system can use off-the-shelf security devices like motion sensors, door magnets, and fire/smoke detectors with little to moderate modification. And if the machine the system is running on is connected to a LAN/WAN or the Internet, you can have it send e-mail. If you have a pager or cell phone capable of receiving e-mail, then you will have around the clock intrusion/fire detection for your home or office.
b540be03dd45ee1f463bfc42490b1079Pocsag v2.05, a popular pager decoding software by default accepts connections on port 8000 with a default password, even remote access is not enabled, allowing anyone to view the decoded data.
b0a2520d22010417074c18d4cc50839fHandy TCP Portscanner - Simple TCP port scanner. Allows you to choose the range of ports to scan. Tested on slackware.
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