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tyrone1.tgz: Posted May 30, 2001; Authored by Ben-z | Site og.chickenz.net; Tyrone is a difficult to trace DoS tool for Linux which uses Back Orifice servers.; tags | denial of service; systems | linux; SHA-256 | a681fc113a8a1846f8afc61b05d832a7392968c7ec8999f6404693bd5e02ebcc; Download | Favorite | View

smailx.sh: Posted Nov 30, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; remote root exploit for Smail-3.2 (rpmmail). A vulnerability exists in the rpmmail package distributed on the Red Hat 6.0 Extra Applications CD. The potential compromise for this bug could be remote or local root or simply remote command execution as "nobody" or similar, depending on your system configuration.; tags | exploit, remote, local, root; systems | linux, redhat; SHA-256 | 380aa4640a74c6d87378d77d01c5f3879de78c5d2ef92d148aed6914b118f849; Download | Favorite | View

vanilla.sh: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; vanilla.sh is a simple tcp portscanning utility (ala strobe) for non-root users.; tags | tool, root, scanner, tcp; systems | unix; SHA-256 | df7ee633d00543af46c74fcd40d7f96b02a7e2f245e8e5befd8ca2ca928642b9; Download | Favorite | View

fts-rvscan.v1-b1.tgz: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; rvscan v1b1 (remote vulnerability scanner) determines the remote operating system, then procedes to find common vulnerabilites. Checks for over 30 cgi scripts, and 15 exploits.; tags | tool, remote, cgi, scanner; systems | unix; SHA-256 | 260c1846c6792e67358e0f7156e244b150c96c2670848a488aeff188a0172607; Download | Favorite | View

fts-rvscan.v1-r1.tgz: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; rvscan v1r1 (remote vulnerability scanner) determines the remote operating system, then procedes to find common vulnerabilites. New features: dual OS guessing [telnet banner grabbing + nmap OSScan], remote exploit checks [bind, imap, wuftpd, rpc.mountd, qpop, sendmail, iquery], multiple pop3 authentication, anonymous ftp services, httpd exploits [cold fusion, website pro, frontpage extensions, 52 vulnerable cgis], icmp echo filters, nfs exports, and over 10 sendmail holes.; tags | tool, remote, cgi, scanner, imap; systems | unix; SHA-256 | e44176c5b6ea2b5da009552a9f0f57757eef89b89be216afe4a110eddfff5648; Download | Favorite | View

fts-rvscan.v2-b3.tgz: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; rvscan v2b3 (remote vulnerability scanner) determines the remote operating system, then procedes to find common vulnerabilites. New features: scans for more exploits, code optimizations.; tags | tool, remote, scanner; systems | unix; SHA-256 | 5e27f7767dfd2fa645716d31e4fd86aeabb8454b21e9d8663391eec5d2125612; Download | Favorite | View

tcplog: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; Simple shell script that utilizes tcpdump to log all network traffic to /var/log/tcplog.; tags | shell, system logging; systems | unix; SHA-256 | 70d15b8c6211b38581e817cfaa17d53e03cc395c63950af2b9b91d18796ce192; Download | Favorite | View

lsekure.v1-alpha3.fts.tgz: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; lsekure v1a3 (local [linux] security auditing tool) checks for several local security holes.; tags | local; systems | linux, unix; SHA-256 | 17c346dad73f0dd8dd1792d4d3e521a5e034b3227ff4ea63cee02bc80baae859; Download | Favorite | View

ng.sh: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; ng.sh (netgaurd v1a1) uses tcpdump monitor for common attacks and then activates ipfwadm.; tags | tool, intrusion detection; systems | unix; SHA-256 | 6eec12f70551fb2ed4f635e522c8517f376c837a4ff7f81b587f7fb02a076cf3; Download | Favorite | View

fehmalfv1.tgz: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; New Denial of Service suite that utilizes Back Orifice servers to launch very effective "spoofed" smurf-like attacks with malformed packets and a very impressive amplification ratio.; tags | exploit, denial of service, spoof; SHA-256 | f7734d4876141f17b8d3a8d7cb53270036699186d63d4f46c2f3eb2a40b3585b; Download | Favorite | View

fawx.c: Posted Aug 17, 1999; Authored by Ben-z; fawx.c is an igmp-8+frag attack for linux, similar to ssping.c, that sends oversized fragmented IGMP packets to a box either making it freeze (WinNT/9x), or lagging it to hell and back. Since most Win32 firewalls dont support IGMP, the attack successfully penetrates most systems, making it much more effective than an ICMP attack which is likely to be filtered. It has successfully crashed NT4.0+sp1+2, Win95, Win95 with ConSeal PC firewall blocking icmp, Win95 with McAfee PC firewall. It also passed undetected through ipfwadm and ipchains (useful for flooding).; tags | exploit; systems | linux, windows; SHA-256 | 3bceefae0c99f8589c025cb707a2813f18fb5385a697fd53eb3a30be6fce1021; Download | Favorite | View

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