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Email addressdentar at dentar.com
First Active1999-10-19
Last Active2000-11-15
tailbeep-0.44.tar.gz
Posted Nov 15, 2000
Authored by Tommy. | Site soomka.com

Tailbeep opens a file (-f), seeks to the end, and watches for a string (-s). If the string is found, a beep is sent to the specified tty (-t) device. You can also daemonize (-d) it. I wrote it so I could watch /var/log/messages for the DENY string (so I can tell if someone is trying to break into the firewall).

Changes: Added make rh60 so people with red hat 6.x can make binaries for glibc20 systems.
tags | tool, intrusion detection
systems | unix
MD5 | 015101471825fd96f8214aea4fc96c42
rpv21.tar.gz
Posted Feb 16, 2000
Authored by Tommy. | Site soomka.com

Reverse Pimpage is a tool for allowing one to telnet backwards through a firewall, assuming the box is allowed to make outgoing tcp connections. You have to be able to get access to the inside machine first, though, to get the client on the machine.

Changes: The terminal emulation now works.
tags | tool, tcp, rootkit
systems | unix
MD5 | bc494b0a8cd6928710f1a50462b1d5b4
tailbeep-0.43.tar.gz
Posted Oct 27, 1999
Authored by Tommy. | Site soomka.com

Tailbeep opens a file (-f), seeks to the end, and watches for a string (-s). If the string is found, a beep is sent to the specified tty (-t) device. You can also daemonize (-d) it. I wrote it so I could watch /var/log/messages for the DENY string (so I can tell if someone is trying to break into the firewall).

Changes: Added -F (frequency) and -M (milliseconds) option, added -x "command" option, cleaned up the help screen, and you can use -p and -P at the same time now if you want both the entire line and a predefined message.
tags | tool, intrusion detection
systems | unix
MD5 | 15a439c9a8a5db135a96122b367ceb9b
tailbeep-0.41.tar.gz
Posted Oct 26, 1999
Authored by Tommy. | Site soomka.com

Tailbeep opens a file (-f), seeks to the end, and watches for a string (-s). If the string is found, a beep is sent to the specified tty (-t) device. You can also daemonize (-d) it. I wrote it so I could watch /var/log/messages for the DENY string (so I can tell if someone is trying to break into the firewall.)

Changes: The Ability to specify a message to speak instead of the line in the watched file (using -p), the old -p has been moved to -P to speak the line in the file, and the -V (version) and -S (sleep time) options have been added.
tags | tool, intrusion detection
systems | unix
MD5 | 09af9ef12d56fe02fa381a2c671aa959
tailbeep-0.3.tar.gz
Posted Oct 22, 1999
Authored by Tommy. | Site soomka.com

Tailbeep opens a file (-f), seeks to the end, and watches for a string (-s). If the string is found, a beep is sent to the specified tty (-t) device. You can also daemonize (-d) it. I wrote it so I could watch /var/log/messages for the DENY string (so I can tell if someone is trying to break into the firewall.)

Changes: Speech (through speechd) and a debug option.
tags | tool, intrusion detection
systems | unix
MD5 | a735879e8c6948b88c63f21c4c57532b
tailbeep-0.2.tar.gz
Posted Oct 19, 1999
Authored by Tommy.

Tailbeep opens a file (-f), seeks to the end, and watches for a string (-s). If the string is found, a beep is sent to the specified tty (-t) device. You can also daemonize (-d) it. I wrote it so I could watch /var/log/messages for the DENY string (so I can tell if someone is trying to break into the firewall.)

tags | tool, intrusion detection
systems | unix
MD5 | b3cbddae198819c742871b1a6324fc1f
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