Free 0.0.1 software for linux

W2g is a framework for building Web-based applications such as online databases, intranet portals, or CRM systems.

W2g applications are developed within the web browser, no coding is needed. However, if you are a programmer, you can extend the multi-faced feature set of W2g even more. Skel files can be filled with custom code that replaces or extends W2g standard functions.

W2g is written in Perl and is working completely as Apache module. Code gets compiled only once, then executed from Apaches internal cache - including custom Perl code inserted in one of W2gs auto-generated, module-specific skel files.

Wg uses MySQL as database backend. W2g is optimized for speed. Various internal caching features prevent fetching redundant information from the database.

W2g is open-source. It is licensed under the GNU GPL.

RTDA is software product packaged with two subpacks which are very useful for embedded industry user for performing real time data acquisition using PCI- 1751 DI/o multiple channels data acquisition Boards.

GARP provides an ARP monitoring tool for the Gnome desktop.
GARP (Gnome ARP) is an ARP monitoring program written on Gnome with the GTK toolkit and Ruby. It takes ARP tables and some system variables via SNMP and ARP protocols and determines whether any machines have changed their IP address.
It is useful for detecting new machines on the network and detecting which machine have changed addresses. It is intended especially for network admins.
Main features:
- Detecting which machine had changed its IP address.
- Archiving all machines on a network device.
- Detecting unactive machines.
- Multiple device support (two or more device can be analysed at once)
- Giving alias to the device
- System Variables Like:
- System Name
- System Description
- System Uptime
- CPU Usage
- Free Memory

fl0p is a passive L7 flow fingerprinter that examines TCP/UDP/ICMP packet sequences.

It can also can peek into cryptographic tunnels, can tell human beings and robots apart, and performs a couple of other infosec-related tricks.

This approach differs from the techniques used by most other passive sniffers and mappers, and is advantageous in several interesting ways:

- General flow behavior remains largely unchanged regardless of whether cryptographic tunnels or other obfuscation techniques are used. As such, backdoors or firewall evasion techniques that for example use SSL on port 443, can be told apart from browser traffic, and further investigated.

- General insight into legitimate encrypted sessions can be gained; for example, it is possible to remotely tell successful and failed SSH authentication attempts apart, and react accordingly.

- Human actions can be told apart from automated efforts: it is possible to ignore SMTP client programs, but single out humans manually interacting with the server on port 25; similarly, automated SSH login attempts can be told apart from human actions.

iFLUX is a PHP Framework project based on Model-View-Controller MVC Desing Patern.

It uses AdoDB and other classes to implement the Model Layer, Smarty to implement the View Layer, and Fuse Box to do the Controller.

Jterm is a package composed of a java applet and a tiny dedicated webserver that allow you to execute a shell in canonical mode through standard HTTP requests and replies.

Jterm is composed of two main components:

1) The applet (Jterm.class) hosted on www.your-site.com but executed
inside the local network

2) The server (termserv.exe) executed on www.your-site.com

GENERAL SEQUENCE OF THE CONNECTION

Local network www.your-site.com

browser------------------------------------------->download_applet
e.g. on port 80

execute_applet---http_request------------------------->contact_termserv
e.g. on port 1042

type_command----http_request------------------------->termserv_launch
(canonical mode) command_and_queue
result
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