The Stealth Kernel Patch for Linux v2.2.20 makes the linux kernel discard the packets that many OS detection tools use to query the TCP/IP stack. Includes logging of the dropped query packets and packets with bogus flags. Does a very good job of confusing nmap and queso.
c5848d9fd5af0164aee0fca477ec5c21e39ce2cade88a6e50fd1b459e1b2bfa5The Stealth Kernel Patch for Linux v2.2.21 makes the linux kernel discard the packets that many OS detection tools use to query the TCP/IP stack. Includes logging of the dropped query packets and packets with bogus flags. Does a very good job of confusing nmap and queso.
99738a62126c4165132bf7eefd3fe9cfe6759da6566671e53723ef5e13215b2fThe cipherfunk Patched Linux Kernels provide patch sets that focus on security enhancements, optimizations, and bugfixes to the current stable Linux Kernel. They are suitable for workstation or high-end server use in both production and development environments.
085c5ffdbdbd89012634e6937626af473b29c40dee5510fa36ef855acb0d73a5IPSwitch IMail Server v7.1 security patch. Fixes overflow described in imailexp.c.
225b746db3f3c62ebeef99e4e58c94b647123eb0232661ac368a904b0241eb3eMailMax Standard/Professional popmax v4.8.2.5 patch which fixes a buffer overflow in the USER string.
90cf9e79ea1e5a2cc7a7588d1ce8f11fcc5d80d7fa81284eee2789230e15d36bThe Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
d61bf6e3dbf719b509f1f7f95548c9046c1ea67c123e9d83a01d182c414a25d0HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
58508fba90c8d918ac8566e635b8f317ad02aacbff916ed80bef5c55e066a163This is a patch which adds PPP authentication brute force password guessing support to Linux pppd. Supports both PAP and CHAP.
d3b741551a81e939de8c8f114bda47c191f9c7d327004f78e6eec0cf013d6a34Nmap freak patch for FreeBSD 4.4 - Prevents OS fingerprinting, NULL scan, FIN scan, Xmas scan, Connect scan, and Stealth scan.
828f2070c9d8ae7cff691c13f071e967a44f0cd9f2304f977e178197a2a22cc0HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
72a636d794218b50756bf9ced5a90949b231d390c0a66b853ffa0b54f479e248Patch for dsniff-2.3 that allows you to record gadu-gadu messages, a popular communicator in Poland.
a52b6be58632020e2cb35476a0aefd69de95deb40b8238b8e1815274c1ab4b98HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
552dd35b52705c6f4314d2fbacd357c66afb6fdeeaacea6b3e9985d2b2b25b81The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
c604733b221cf15992fc4be7277bbce44eb1dc57d8a1b87d3db28fe0d44d3d40Patch against samba 2.2.2 which allows mounting of unpatched win 9x+me machines without knowing the password. There is an option to retrieve the password very quickly too, and another to switch between the two password if both read only and read-write ones are presents.
abb2ee0f8ddd2bad2811f283572a75c9f79c45d05546be94f9919f5d6ec132aeThis is a kernel patch to prevent stealth, fin, and rst scans. Also slows down the tcp connect scan. Tested on debian potato running 2.4.16. Tested with nmap and queso - Changes OS fingerprint.
34dc5fef83c2a347dc0f9e61a28b304f44dd7ead8a44a36b2bf875b32880c4a0The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
f3044650b989aa1622fafd25fa767ae735ae483fc9ca789e7def51b67bbbaae1The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
950455aeab7a3af1e443d3eb59ad11313f0c8ea6f0e1697d331be54a85c40605The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
fa1ad43fadf54a769b2370a50d8d29243ac7c710c4d53a67279b3fca599d425aThe Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to the Linux kernel which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
74f541ebcfbcbfb32968d1b03e66685c04d902f786a780492eb07f47cdd69604The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to Linux kernel v2.4 which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
1605e648558e2e30d762b0fc7cb12304dfe3c9d95b5720e51d6f33615c99cf17HAP-Linux is a collection of security related patches which are designed to be applied after Solar Designers Openwall patches are installed. Changes include some extra information in the printks, and the ability to allow hard links to files you don't own which are in your group, and the ability to follow links & pipes in +t directories if they are not world-writable. This is useful for getting various daemons to run chrooted as a non-root user, and some secure drop- directory stuff.
0606ce0041917ab33a0b71bce0ad1540aa2deb46952477f11f0692d76c5afc46The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to Linux kernel v2.4 which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
a73ebf143d0739e1eb292453bf559c1f9cdec32058f30c2394eb8715caa2e556The Linux Port/Socket Pseudo ACLs project is a patch to Linux kernel v2.4 which allows the admin to delegate privileges for some protected network resources to non-root users. The ACLs are generally used to run untrusted or insecure applications as an unprivileged process, thereby lessening the impact of some undiscovered denial of service or root compromise. The ACLs can cover protected ports, raw sockets, and packet sockets.
ed2f336ad923cb7fcd422234d333896b85061056cacad39281932db7bbbd3801Tcsh-bofh is a patch to provide true BOFH log functions to tcsh 6.10. Features the ability to log all commands to syslog.
9a430fbdd06f07dddf076ade9186d519ba356273ad7bdb3d82ea6e4f6ab4ff3dBash-bofh is a patch to provide true BOFH log functions to bash 2.05. Features the ability to log all commands to syslog.
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