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TXDNS
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Date added: 11/22/2006 |
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TXDNS is a Win32 aggressive multithreaded DNS digger. Capable of placing, on the wire, thousands of DNS queries per minute. TXDNS main goal is to expose a domain namespace trough a number of techniques:
> Typos
> TLD rotation
> Dictionary attack
> Brute force
TXDNS may be used to:
1.Fill the reconnaiscence gap left due to DNS servers hardening, as dns-zone transfers are much like to fail.
2.Dig a given domain name for possible phishing variations based on common well-know typo algorithms and return dns queries on both used and not used names.
3.Stress-test DNS servers due is configurable aggressive behaviour.
TXDNS provides some cool options, such as:
1.Perform queries only for a given Resource Record type:
A, CNAME, HINFO, NS, TXT SOA
1.Perform non-recursive queries
2.Perform queries against a given DNS server |
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UPIN Port Fowarder
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Date added: 11/17/2005 |
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This program is a simple windows based Port Forwarder. It allows for a user to forward a port on their computer to a computer on their internal network or to one on the internet. |
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USB Dumper
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Date added: 11/01/2006 |
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USB Dumper is an application up that when installed on on a system will run a background process that will copy files from any USB flash drive installed to it silently. The simplicity of this application is what makes it quite dangerous, as all it requires a user to do is double click the exectuable, once this is done the application runs in the background and any USB drive that is connected will automatically have its contents downloaded to the system. Alone this application can be a security risk, however it is being integrated with other tools USB Hacksaw and scripts so that the contents are not just kept on a local system, but are emailed or FTP’d to a remote location via encrypted channels. |
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USB Hacksaw
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Date added: 10/17/2006 |
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USB Hacksaw is an application created as a proof of concept developed by Hak5 and as an extension to the USB Switchblade. The USB Hacksaw uses a modified version of USB Dumper that once installed on a system will run a process in the background whenever that computer starts, waiting for a USB thumb drive to be installed. Once a USB thumb drive is inserted into a system its contents is automatically sent via an encypted SMTP connection to a remote email account configured by the author. The tool has been quickly modified to include other malicious purposes, including the running of a special version of Nmap and other vulnerability scans and sending the data to remote locations. A more dangerous version has also been recently release that includes the ability to install the payload onto any drive installed, thus enabling it to infect other systems. This is the first reported case of an actual USB flash drive driven worm. |
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Vuurmuur Firewall
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Date added: 11/21/2004 |
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Vuurmuur is aimed at system administrators who need a decent firewall, but do not have netfilter specific knowledge. See site for more details. |
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