NetBios Messager is a small messager that features a contact list
and with which you can send NetBios messages directly to other
users screen in the usual messager style. It also scans the local
area network and automatically shows all computers with Microsoft
Windows Network sharing activated. Other users (for example from
the Internet) may be added to the list manually.
Ultramagnetic is a concurrent fork of Gaim that adds strong
end-to-end encryption using GnuPG's libgcrypt and anonymous
routing using Hacktivismo's Six/Four protocol.
Now available for personal, non-commercial usage, SecureIIS Personal
Edition goes beyond add-on web server security tools by providing
extended protection, easy-to-navigate configuration interfaces, site
statistics, and a real-time log viewer.
影響を受けるソフトウェア :
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
Microsoft Windows Me
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Terminal Server Edition
Microsoft Windows 2000
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
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Windows 98 および Windows 98 Second Edition
[2003 Jul 6] Internet experts brace for hacker contest. The assault is being
billed as a contest to see who can deface 6,000 Web sites in six hours.
The widely publicised hacking contest which encouraged vandals to deface
websites ended without causing serious trouble.
mod_vscan is a free software, and it is a virus scanning
filter module for Apache 2.0.40 (or later).
Currently, the virus scanning engine supported by the
mod_vscan is the ScannerDaemon of the OpenAntiVirus Projects.
You have to setup it on the same host running Apache.
Samurize is a program that with low resorces (about CPU: <1.0%
on a Celeron 600) displays information from PerfMon and lots of
other info, right to your desktop. It's higly configurable to
suit every need.
Today's Internet exposure must be protected at all levels. Application Layer Firewalls
are an emerging technology providing a needed higher level of protection to Web Servers
given the new class of attacks over the HTTP protocol layer.
Exodus is derived from a number of sources. The original inspiration came from httpush,
by Lluis Mora Hidalgo, which offered the ability to intercept HTTP and HTTPS connections,
display the requests, and modify them on the fly.