BotHunter is the first, and still the best, network-based malware infection detection system out there. It tracks the two-way communication flows between your computer’s and the Internet, comparing your network traffic against an abstract model of malware communication patterns. Its goal is to catch bots and other coordination-centric malware infesting your network, and it [...]
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anti botnet,
BotHunter,
botnet,
malware,
network security
A new version of mwcollectd is out for grabs! It is a next-generation low-interaction malware collection honeypot. It’s written in C++, but the easy integration of additional Python modules means that malware researchers around the world can easily extend the honeypot with new protocols and features. Thanks to Georg Wicherski and Mark Schloesser.
mwcollectd must be [...]
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honey pot,
Malware Analysis,
mwcollectd,
network security
This project was started by Charles Putney; further modified by Norman Rasmussen – because NetStumbler the WiFi scanner did not work on Windows XP 64-bit and Vista. The name of this project is – inSSIDer.
inSSIDer is as open-source Wi-Fi network scanner designed for the current generation of Windows operating systems – Windows XP & Vista. [...]
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inSSIDer,
network security,
Open Source,
Wireless,
wireless security