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Top 75 Security Tools by insecure.org

Top 75 Security Tools by insecure.org

1. Nessus: The premier Open Source
   vulnerability assessment tool
2. Ethereal: Sniffing the glue that holds
   the Internet together
3. Snort: A free intrusion detection
   system (IDS) for the masses
4. Netcat:
   The network swiss army knife
5. TCPDump /
   WinDump: The classic sniffer for
   network monitoring and data acquisition
6. Hping2: A network probing utility like
   ping on steroids
7. DSniff: A suite
   of powerful network auditing and penetration-testing tools
8. GFI LANguard: A commercial
   network security scanner for Windows
9. Ettercap: In case you
   still thought switched LANs provide much extra security
10. Whisker/Libwhisker:
    Rain.Forest.Puppy’s CGI vulnerability scanner and library
11. John the Ripper: An
    extraordinarily powerful, flexible, and fast multi-platform password
    hash cracker
12. OpenSSH /
    SSH: A secure way to access
    remote computers
13. Sam Spade: Freeware Windows
    network query tool
14. 
    ISS Internet Scanner: Application-level vulnerability assessment
15. Tripwire: The grand-daddy of file
    integrity checkers
16. Nikto: A more
    comprehensive web scanner
17. Kismet: A powerful wireless
    sniffer
18. 
    SuperScan: Foundstone’s Windows TCP port scanner
19. L0phtCrack 4 (now
    called “LC4&quot”) : Windows password auditing and recovery application
20. Retina:
    Commertial vulnerability assessment scanner by eEye
21. Netfilter: The current Linux
    kernel packet filter/firewall
22. traceroute/ping/telnet/whois: The basics
23. 
    Fport: Foundstone’s enhanced netstat
24. SAINT: Security
    Administrator’s Integrated Network Tool
25. Network Stumbler: Free Windows 802.11
    Sniffer
26. SARA: Security Auditor’s Research
    Assistant
27. N-Stealth: Web server
    scanner
28. AirSnort: 802.11 WEP Encryption
    Cracking Tool
29. NBTScan: Gathers
    NetBIOS info from Windows networks
30. GnuPG /
    PGP: Secure your files and communication w/advanced encryption
31. Firewalk:
    Advanced traceroute
32. Cain & Abel: The poor man’s
    L0phtcrack
33. XProbe2:
    Active OS fingerprinting tool
34. SolarWinds Toolsets: A plethora
    of network discovery/monitoring/attack tools
35. NGrep: Convenient
    packet matching & display
36. Perl /
    Python: Portable, general-purpose scripting languages
37. THC-Amap: An application
    fingerprinting scanner
38. OpenSSL: The premier SSL/TLS
    encryption library
39. NTop: A network traffic usage monitor
40. Nemesis:
    Packet injection simplified
41. LSOF: LiSt Open
    Files
42. Hunt: An
    advanced packet sniffing and connection intrusion tool for Linux
43. Honeyd: Your own
    personal honeynet
44. Achilles: A Windows web
    attack proxy
45. Brutus: A network brute-force
    authentication cracker
46. Stunnel: A general-purpose SSL
    cryptographic wrapper
47. Paketto Keiretsu: Extreme
    TCP/IP
48. Fragroute: IDS
    systems’ worst nightmare
49. SPIKE
    Proxy: HTTP Hacking
50. THC-Hydra: Parallized
    network authentication cracker
51. OpenBSD: The proactively secure
    operating system.
52. TCP Wrappers:
    A classic IP-based access control and logging mechanism
53. pwdump3: Allows for
    retreiving Windows password hashes locally or across the network whether or not
    syskey is enabled.
54. LibNet: A high-level
    API (toolkit) allowing the application programmer to construct and inject
    network packets
55. IpTraf: IP Network
    Monitoring Software
56. Fping: A parallel ping scanning
    program
57. Bastille: Security hardening
    script for Linux, Mac OS X, and HP-UX
58. Winfingerprint: A
    Win32 Host/Network Enumeration Scanner
59. TCPTraceroute: A
    traceroute implementation using TCP packets
60. Shadow Security
    Scanner: A commercial vulnerability assessment tool
61. pf: The innovative packet
    filter in OpenBSD
62. LIDS: A Linux kernel intrusion
    detection/defense system
63. hfnetchk: Microsoft tool for
    checking the patch status of all the Windows machines on a network from a
    central location
64. etherape: A graphical
    network monitor for Unix modeled after etherman
65. dig: A handy DNS query tool
    that comes free with Bind
66. Crack / Cracklib:
    Alec Muffett’s classic local password cracker
67. cheops /
    cheops-ng: Gives a simple
    interface to many network utilities, maps local or remote networks and
    identifies OS of machines
68. zone alarm: Windows Personal
    firewall software. They offer a limited
    
    free version, but much of the functionality is disabled. Some users
    prefer Kerio Personal Firewall, which
    also sports free and commercial versions.
69. Visual Route:
    Obtains traceroute/whois data and plots it on a World map
70. The Coroner’s Toolkit (TCT): A
    collection of tools that are either oriented towards gathering or analyzing
    forensic data on a Unix system
71. tcpreplay: a tool to replay
    saved tcpdump or
    snoop files at arbitrary
    speeds
72. snoop: A well-known
    gangsta rapper (Snoop Dogg)! It is also a network sniffer that comes with
    Solaris.
73. putty: An
    excellent Windows SSH client
74. arpwatch: Keeps track of
    ethernet/ip address pairings and can detect certain
    monkey business
75. pstools:
    A suite of free command-line tools for managing Windows systems (process
    listings, command execution, etc)

17. November 2005 by Me My Self
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