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IPaudit is a software package to record and display network activity.
It includes ipaudit, which stores counts of bytes and packets for
every combination of host/port pairs and protocol.
The utilities total and ipstrings can be used to investigate network
traffic records from the command line.
WWW: http://ipaudit.sourceforge.net/
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Changes:
Now the connections are buffered, so you can view past
event data.
A new sniffing method (port stealing) was added as a plugin.
The SMB dissector and troll plugin were enhanced.
Three new plugins, confusion, hunter, and SMB suite, have been
added.
The demonization problem and the StateMachine timeout session
handling problem were fixed.
Also enable gtk support (which was experimental in the last
version), adding of no_x11 FLAVOR, although with gtk enabled
you also have the ncurses interface available.
- don't change SYSCONFDIR, use CONFDIR/SUBST_VARS instead and if neccessary
use "CONFIGURE_STYLE=gnu old" and explicitly set --sysconfdir=${CONFDIR}
a few more to come...
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dnsreflector is a daemon that listens for DNS queries on a local
UDP port and answers with records pointing back to localhost.
Combined with pf(4) this works as a bandwidth efficient spamtrap.
Mutella is a terminal-mode Gnutella client with an intuitive and easy
to use interface. Initially written by Max for himself, Mutella has
now been released to the general public for the benefit of all of us
in need of a solid, high-performance client.
ok pvalchev
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adns is an asynchronous resolver library for C (and C++)
programs, and a collection of useful DNS resolver utilities.
From: Michael Coulter <mjc@bitz.ca>
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Aguri is an aggregation-based traffic profiler targeted for
near real-time, long-term, and wide-area traffic monitoring.
Aguri adapts itself to spatial traffic distribution by
aggregating small volume flows into aggregates, and achieves
temporal aggregation by creating a summary of summaries applying
the same algorithm to its outputs.
From: Jose Nazario <jose@crimelabs.net>
This perl module allows to collect whois information from a whois server
in a raw, unparsed way. The result is simply stored in a string.
from Toni Mueller <tm@tonimueller.org>
