securix
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Securix is a modular framework designed to provide a standardised toolkit for, but not limited to, incident response, forensic recovery, and vulnerability assesment for security and local/remote exploitation testing. It is designed primarily as a live CD and is not currently intended for desktop installation.
Securix by default will not not automatically mount swap partitions or attached devices, making it forensically sound. It is based on KNOPPIX Technology, customised for low resource usage and extensible capability.
barnyard2
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barnyard2 is an update of the original barnyard project. Our goal is to include support for parsing the new unified2 log file, bug fixes and feature requests.
nsmnow
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NSMnow, as the name suggests, is all about building an Network Security Monitoring (NSM) framework ... Now! By Now! we mean fast and easy without the messy patching and configuration of each tool needed to get the system up and running. What we aim to do is build a sguil system with the minumum amount of fuss so you can actually focus on using sguil instead of building it.
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knoppix-nsm
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knoppix-nsm is dedicated to providing a framework for individuals wanting to learn about Network Security Monitoring. Our goal is to provide an introduction to NSM and a distribution that can be used as a launch pad to bigger things. We have tryed to do most of the hard work to help get the beginner/newbie up and running fast so they spend more time learning about NSM, leaving the details as a later exercise once familiar with the concepts.
knoppix-nsm is also based on KNOPPIX Technology, which means that you can test all the tools in a live session running on the cd without installing to harddrive. Knoppix-nsm has the added bonus of being able to install to harddisk so you can deploy an NSM framework into your production network and use it for realtime monitoring.
yubikey
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Well, what can we say other than the Yubikey is one sexy, sleek One Time Pad generating token. So to that end we have taken it on board to integrate this little 'gem' into anything and everything we can lay our hands on.
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