A system utility that destroys files on the hard drive
by writing null and random bytes to the file over and over.
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-Shane Kinney (mod6) <modsix@gmail.com>
hitch is a network proxy that terminates TLS/SSL connections and forwards
the unencrypted traffic to some backend. It's designed to handle 10s of
thousands of connections efficiently on multicore machines.
This is a wrapper for daemons that live under inetd. It will do
an ident lookup and log the result, handing off the file descriptor
to the real daemon first.
Knocker is a simple and easy to use TCP (no UDP yet) security port
scanner which is able to analyze hosts and all of the different
services started on them. (GTK+ version)
This is a port of aimsniff, which sniffs Aol Instant Messanger
conversations. It can also be setup to collect statistics on
instant messaging traffic and display useful information using
mysql and Web AIM Sniff
KRIPP is a very simple and extremely lightweight network passwords
sniffer written in Perl, which uses only the tcpdump utility as an
underlying traffic interceptor. Supported protocols are ICQ, POP3,
FTP and HTTP.
Knocker is a simple and easy to use TCP (no UDP yet) security port
scanner which is able to analyze hosts and all of the different
services started on them. (Console version)
libgpg-error is a library that defines common error values
for all GnuPG components. Among these are GPG, GPGSM, GPGME,
GPG-Agent, libgcrypt, pinentry, SmartCard Daemon
and possibly more in the future.
KSBA = rot13(digit_to_letter(x509)) to be pronounced as Kasbah
KSBA is a library to make X.509 certificates as
well as the CMS easily accessible by other applications. Both
specifications are building blocks of S/MIME and TLS.
The netpgp command can digitally sign files and verify that the
signatures attached to files were signed by a given user identifier.
netpgp can also encrypt files using the public or private keys of
users and, in the same manner, decrypt files which were encrypted.
The netpgp utility can also be used to generate a new key-pair for a
user. This key is in two parts, the public key (which can be used by
other people) and a private key.
In addition to these primary uses, the third way of using netpgp is to
maintain keyrings. Keyrings are collections of public keys belonging
to other users. By using other means of identification, it is
possible to establish the bona fides of other users. Once trust has
been established, the public key of the other user will be signed.
The other user's public key can be added to our keyring. The other
user will add our public key to their keyring.