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(Page 1 of 20) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next > Category: Authentication BeEF - Browser Exploitation Framework Added 2007-07-23 BeEF is the browser exploitation framework. A professional tool to demonstrate the real-time impact of XSS browser vulnerabilities. Development has focused on creating a modular structure making new module development a trivial process with the intelligence residing within BeEF. Current modules include the first public Inter-protocol Exploit, a traditional browser overflow exploit, port scanning, keylogging, clipboard theft and more. Training in a Flash Malware Protection Added 2007-04-18 A free, 3 minute Flash Program to train enterprise users on malware attacks and how to avoid them. ZippyLock Added 2007-03-29 ZippyLock is a free and extremely easy to use password management utility. Your password entries are kept in a 'private file' and nowhere else. ZippyLock uses Windows clipboard to transfer your data into forms (see the Demo at web site). When you run ZippyLock for the first time, it prompts you to create a new private file, and asks you to specify a MASTER PASSWORD. Later you will be prompted to save your private file. The private file will be stored on your hard-disk (or a USB Disk). The private file will be Triple-DES encrypted using a unique hash number generated from your MASTER PASSWORD. The hash number too will be encrypted by itself and stored in the same private file along with your encrypted passwords. Note that your MASTER PASSWORD is not stored anywhere. Your encrypted passwords are not stored anywhere other than the private file. No other auxiliary or reference information is kept in hidden places like registry, WINDOWS directory etc. Everything is stored in your private file that you control and nowhere else. In general TDES with three different keys (3TDES) has a key length of 168 bits: three 56-bit DES keys (with parity bits 3TDES has the total storage length of 192 bits), but due to the meet-in-the-middle attack the effective security it provides is only 112 bits. As of 2005, the best attack known on 3TDES requires around 232 known plaintexts, 2113 steps, 290 single DES encryptions, and 288 memory. This is not currently practical. S.I.T.H. 2048bit Secure Client Added 2007-01-25 PROTEXX (SITH) Secure Wireless Secure Information Technology Highway (SITH)™ is next generation wireless technology, developed by PROTEXX, that provides enhanced levels of security and greater user authentication to eliminates the ability of anyone from monitoring your Internet activity or stealing your personal or corporate data.The Secure Information Technology Highway™ ensures that server, client and remote communications are done with a secured environment with more than 10X the security level by today's standards. Specops Password Policy Added 2006-11-16 Specops Password Policy is an advanced password filter that gives you more than one password policy per domain in Windows. Something that Microsoft left out from Windows 2000 and Vista. With Specops Password Policy you can have an unlimited number of password policies per Active Directory domain. Specops Password Policy also increases your password granularity options a lot compared to the built-in password policy settings in Windows. ADManager Plus Added 2006-11-14 ManageEngine ADManager Plus is a 100% web-based product that simplifies enterprise-wide Windows Active Directory management from a central point. The ADManager Plus, with its ease-of-use, intuitive UI, eliminates the need of using command line tools and scripts to manage the Active Directory. It saves the administrator's time with its integrated management and reporting module. RiskProfile Tool Added 2006-10-31 A uniquely powerful self-assessment and security planning tool for financial services institutions by Perimeter Internetworking, the only provider of complete e-security on demand. In a twenty-minute online session, the powerful RiskProfileTM system helps IT and technology executives align security plans and spending with the business risks of their institutions, and provides valuable data benchmarking the user’s results against other institutions. UserLock Added 2006-09-29 UserLock secures access to Windows networks by controlling the amount of simultaneous sessions and by limiting network access per user or group. With UserLock, a network administrator can implement and enforce efficient restriction and access policies for Windows NT/2000/XP/2003 networks (LAN and WAN), and monitor and manage all sessions in real time: receive alerts, remotely disconnect or lock a user session and automatically log activity and generate precise session reports and statistics. MDCrack Added 2006-09-07 MDCrack is a free featureful password cracker designed to bruteforce several commonly used hash algorithms at a very aggressive speed rate. It can retrieve any password made of up to 8 characters (16 for PIX algorithms) and 55 characters when salted. In order to achieve the highest possible speed rate, this program uses several cores for each algorithm it supports. Each one of these cores provides a different level of optimization designed to best fit with a specific set of command line options. Whatever command line configuration is used, MDCrack will always arrange to use the best available core. To date, this program supports bruteforce attacks on MD2, MD4, MD5, NTLMv1 and PIX (enable and users) hashes, the list of algorithms is growing up. Multi threading allows for parallel cracking and load sharing between several CPUs and multiplies overall speed by the number of available processor(s). This yields to phenomenal performance even on old generation multi-CPUs systems. Several options offer fine tuning for the attack and allow to save and resume your session at a later time. This program has multiple uses in real life, while its primary goal is obviously to test the strength of hashed passwords, it can also be used as a raw benchmark tool for integer calculs. For any question you may have, please be sure to first read the Frequenty Ask Questions file (FAQ) provided in MDCrack ZIP file. I hope you will enjoy this program. OpenNAC Added 2006-08-08 OpenNAC provides easy to use VLAN assignment and LAN access control for Cisco Switches and all kind of network devices (Servers, Workstations, Printers, IP-Phones, Webcams...) OpenNAC can be considered as having to phases. We have taken OpenVMPS, added a MySQL back end, a Delphi GUI, some advanced PHP control scripts, scalability, redundancy, alerting and more. This has been installed at companies with networks sizing from one hundred to 2000 machines. We will continue to market this product and offer professional support. Next, we want to make OpenNAC available to the OpenSource community. We are currently working through the existing code to remove or replace all proprietary pieces and on new database scheme to allow further extensions. We are also considering adding 802.1x support (provides better security and is not limited to Cisco switches) and moving the Delphi GUI to a web based user interface. The 'plan' is for the project to move forward to eventually become THE OpenSource Enterprise tool for dynamic VLAN assignment and network authentication. So, we wish to solicite community opinions, expertise and feedback. Are you interested in this tool, would you like to use it or even like to contribute to it (documentation, support, development, promotion, architecture, review...)? Please visit us on www.OpenNAC.net ! Browse by category |
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