SDC (1.2) |
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The sdc program creates self decrypting binaries for common operating
systems and architectures (currently Windows, Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD
and Solaris). The target file is encrypted using Blowfish
in Ciphertext Feedback Mode (CFB) and appended to an executable which
reads itself and attempts to decrypt the appended data when it is run.
Update: Fixed the cancel button in windows version
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Blowfish Library |
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Blowfish implementation written in C with optional Sparc
assembly encryption/decryption routines.
Electronic Code Book Mode (EBC)
Cipher Block Chaining Mode (CBC)
Output FeedBack Mode (OFB)
Cipher FeedBack Mode (CFB)
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Zniper |
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Zniper displays active TCP connections seen by the selected interface.
The spotted connections can be killed by injecting RST packets into
the stream. Zniper has been tested on Linux, NetBSD and FreeBSD.
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RingCap |
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RingCap is a network sniffer with a ringbuffer. It records network traffic
and keeps a backlog of given amount of memory which simplify for constant
recording on embedded systems. The buffer can be dumped in pcap format
for analysis at any time. The total time of recorded traffic is written
to a logfile in given intervalls.
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IWsniff |
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IWsniff is a TCP/UDP password sniffer based on (slightly modified) decode
routines in dsniff. Credits to Dug Song , author of dsniff.
I wrote this tool to be able to scan through some old Kismet dump files
since dsniff fails when there are packets missing for reassembly
of a TCP stream, which is quite common when changing channels while
monitoring wireless traffic.
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MITM-SSH |
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MITM-SSH is a tool (based on OpenSSH 3.9p) for performing Man In The Middle
attacks against SSH 1 & 2. It can be used to intercept SSH passwords and
supervise users. It should compile on most UNIX machines, but are currently
limited to Linux and FreeBSD due to usage of getsockname()/getsockopt() for
finding the real target address.
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MITM-SSL |
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MITM-SSL is a tool for performing Man In The Middle attacks against SSL services.
The tool listens on port 443 (HTTPS) by default and redirects connecting clients
to the address specified as 'Host:' in the HTTP header (a static route can also be set).
The data sent from the client to the real server can be scanned for passwords
(at least for the protocols HTTP, LDAP, FTP, IMAP, IRC, POP3 and SMTP) but
can also be logged to a file.
Tested on Linux
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Neighbours |
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Finds active hosts on the same network segment.
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WNet |
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A tiny program that reads data from standard input and writes it to the network.
Works on Linux only.
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SAdoor |
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A non listening remote shell and exec server. More information available on
http://cmn.listprojects.darklab.org/
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