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In this section you will find tools that help you make your site more secure.
FCT
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Firewall Manager
- Version: Stable 2.0
- Byte Size: 16.4 KB (16,828 bytes)
- License: OpenSource
- Revision Date: July 6, 1999
- Description: Firewall Manager is a graphical-interface, firewall manager developed in TCL. It needs Linux 2.0.x and ipfwadm. Available functions include: SunRPC, Auth, Systat, Netstat, Secure HTTP, Login, Shell, Gopher. Local machine informations (System, Name, Processor, Kernel Version), kernel verify compatibility and status window..
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GTK+ Firewall Control Center
- Version: Stable 0.7.4
- Byte Size: 221.0 KB (226,268 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: February 9, 2000
- Home Page: http://icarus.autostock.co.kr/
- Binary: RPM
Source
- Description: gfcc (GTK+ Firewall Control Center) is a GTK+ application which can control Linux firewall policies and rules, based on ipchains package.
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MindTerm
- Version: Stable 1.1.5 / Development 1.2 pre 5
- Byte Size: 208.0 KB / 236.0 KB
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: March 9th, 2000
- Home Page: http://www.mindbright.se/mindterm/
- Binary: Generic 1.1.5, Generic 1.2 pre 5
- Additional Software Required: JDK
- Description: MindTerm is an SSH client program written in pure Java. It is more than just another ssh-client. Apart from being multi-platform, it is also a full set of packages enabling people to make their own ssh-client and/or "ssh-aware" java-applications/applets (e.g. special/proprietary proxies, ssh-aware applications/applets "speaking" to proprietary daemons behind firewall etc.). Another notable feature setting it apart from some other clients, is a special ftp-tunnel which works with "ordinary" ftpds "behind" the sshd.
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nessus
- Version: Stable 0.99.7
- Byte Size: 366.7 KB (375,483 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: March 3rd, 2000
- Home Page: http://www.nessus.org
- Binary: RPM, Client RPM, Dev. RPM, Plugin RPM
Alpha
Source
- Description: Nessus is a free, open-sourced and easy-to-use security auditing tool for Linux, BSD and some other systems. It is multithreaded and plugin based, and has a nice X11 interface. The current version performs 180 security checks against the remote networks.
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NmapFE
- Version: Stable 0.8
- Byte Size: 35.4 KB (36,234 bytes)
- License: OpenSource
- Revision Date: August 15th, 1999
- Home Page: http://a.linuxbox.com/nmapfe.html
- Binary: RPM
PPC
Source
- Additional Software Required: Nmap
- Description: NmapFE is a front end for Nmap written in GTK+. It is currently in the BETA distribution of Nmap, although it will work with any version of Nmap newer than 2.0.
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Privtool
- Version: Stable 0.90-010
- Byte Size: 1.1 MB (1,137,995 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: August 1, 1999
- Home Page: http://www.netspace.net.au/~ggt/privtool.html
- Binary: Stampede
Noarch
- Description: Privtool ("Privacy Tool") is intended to be a PGP-aware replacement for the standard Sun Workstation mailtool program, with a similar user interface and automatic support for PGP-signing and PGP-encryption.
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twonz
- Version: Stable 1.0
- Byte Size: 922.0 bytes (922 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: July 15, 1999
- Home Page: http://www.interlog.com/~gray/twonz/twonz.html
- Description: Twonz is a small Perl/TK program which lets you generate and manage the endless quantities of passwords you may need to get anything done online. Rather than making an encrypted database or anything, it just calculates a secure hash of obvious information appended to a user-supplied pad. So you only have to remember the pad, and none of your passwords are actually stored anywhere at all.
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xgate
- Version: Stable 0.0.0
- Byte Size: 43.6 KB (44,648 bytes)
- License: GPL
- Revision Date: August 9, 1998
- Home Page: http://verdict.uthscsa.edu/gram/xgate/index.html
- Description: xgate is a client/server pair of programs that creates a single TCP connection acting as a gateway between remote X11 clients and your local X11 server. Does this sound confusing? If you need to use X11, but you can only make a one-way connection through a firewall, then xgate is for you. Xgate provides a daemon that runs in your internal network. The remote user makes a connection to xgated, and gets one of the X displays on the daemon machine (say, xgate:1.0). The xgated daemon forwards this display (and can multiplex multiple displays) over the single TCP connection that the remote user made to the xgate daemon. In this way, you can display X11 through firewalls.
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