ViperDB was created as a smaller and faster option to Tripwire. ViperDB does not use a fancy all-in-one database to keep records. Instead it uses a plaintext db which is stored in each "watched" directory. By using this there is no real one attack point for an attacker to focus his attention on. This coupled with the running of ViperDB every 5 minutes (via cron root job) decreases that likelihood that an attacker will be able to modify your "watched" filesystem while ViperDB is monitoring your system.
3018ff63bf0aa467d1e34769ab332416ViperDB was created as a smaller & faster alternative to Tripwire. Instead of writing to one database, ViperDB writes to database files in each "watched" directory, decreasing the chances of an attacker being able to successfully modify your "watchd" filesystem.
8cc6e9bb36ec669611090310ab07c3b1Basic, but effective perl-based portscan detector.
363cef4ee97ec41ad8cac88f27843f7fLatest release of J-Dog's portscan detector, now with the following features: uses nmap, queso, and nmbnamex to resolve remote "attacking/scanning" IP to a hostname, perform a tcp connect() scan on the remote host, grab the NetBIOS name of the scanner, and then use Queso to determine the OS of the remote host.
5fee9b4630ce5115eee8c0e82f286409Monitors users e-mail accounts for mail space capacity, checking each users mailspool, and then generates defined security warnings, and prints out a formatted report.
ea4a6ddb699fd35a2d296ae86cf398a5Colorlogs color codes your logfiles for simpler reading. Sit at a distance and watch for specified colors in the logfile output to alert you of unusual activity.
6ec091ee0762f909e1ba957d463527c0Colorlogs v1.0 - Colorlogs color codes your logfiles for simpler reading. Sit at a distance and watch for specified colors in the logfile output to alert you of unusual activity.
8dcf8174111c0ee740ace3e8a0ba192eViperDB 0.7 - ViperDB was created as a smaller and faster option to Tripwire. ViperDB does not use a fancy all-in-one database to keep records. Instead it uses a plaintext db which is stored in each "watched" directory. By using this there is no real one attack point for an attacker to focus his attention on. This coupled with the running of ViperDB every 5 minutes (via cron root job) decreases the likelihood that an attacker will be able to modify your "watched" filesystem while ViperDB is monitoring your system.
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