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Moorers Proxy Checker Final
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Date added: 01/15/2005 |
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Nice Proxy Checker By Moore |
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BrowseList
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Date added: 09/13/2006 |
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BrowseList retrieves the browse list. The output list contains computer names, and the roles they play in the network. For example you can see which are PDC, BDC, stand-alone servers and workstations. You can also see the system comments (which can be very interesting reading). |
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ProxyBag
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Date added: 04/20/2005 |
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ProxyBag is just another proxy server analyzer.
A proxy server is used to protect your privacy, and additionally may speed up the data transfert by caching web sites content. ProxyBag will help you to find a nice and working proxy server.
Features :
- Import proxies directly from the web or a text file.
- Check proxies filters limitation by comparing with a real page content.
- Check proxies anonymity with the famous ProxyJudge script.
- Export working proxies list to a text file.
- Remember bad proxies to avoid to check them again.
- Pretty and easy to use program interface.
- Program is free and released under GPL ! |
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Interactive TCP Relay
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Date added: 10/11/2006 |
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ITR is an Interactive TCP Relay software, which allows performing security (and other) tests over Client/Server applications. It allows auditors of Client/Server applications to enjoy the same comfort of Web applications testers using a proxy software with interception capabilities such as Achilles or WebProxy. ITR Serves as a TCP tunnel between the Client and the Server. By instructing the client to open its connection to the ITR instead of the server, the entire connection is shifted to work through the ITR, without the Client or the Server noticing a difference. |
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Mixminion v0.0.7.1
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Date added: 10/27/2005 |
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Mixminion is the standard implementation of the Type III anonymous remailer protocol, which lets you send very anonymous email. This best-of-breed remailer uses conservative design approaches to provide security against most known attacks. We chose a simple, extensible design so that we can provide a robust core system and then experiment with new research features such as dummy policies, directory servers, and reputation systems. |
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