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On-prem email archiving for Linux/UNIX servers with policy mgmt & search.
On-prem email archiving for Linux/UNIX servers with policy mgmt & search.
Terminal emulator suite for secure access to legacy host systems.
Terminal emulator suite for secure access to legacy host systems.
z/OS mainframe data compression utility with encryption support.
z/OS mainframe data compression utility with encryption support.
Unix/Linux privilege mgmt with centralized root access control & reporting
Unix/Linux privilege mgmt with centralized root access control & reporting
A webshell manager via terminal for controlling web servers running PHP or MySQL.
A webshell manager via terminal for controlling web servers running PHP or MySQL.
A decentralized network panic button that triggers emergency system shutdowns across networked machines via UDP broadcasts and HTTP to prevent cold boot attacks.
A decentralized network panic button that triggers emergency system shutdowns across networked machines via UDP broadcasts and HTTP to prevent cold boot attacks.
A shell script-based Unix security auditing tool that generates scored compliance reports based on CIS frameworks and provides lockdown capabilities with rollback functionality.
A shell script-based Unix security auditing tool that generates scored compliance reports based on CIS frameworks and provides lockdown capabilities with rollback functionality.
A lightweight bash script IOC scanner for Linux/Unix/macOS systems that detects malicious indicators through hash matching, filename analysis, string searches, and C2 server identification without requiring installation.
A lightweight bash script IOC scanner for Linux/Unix/macOS systems that detects malicious indicators through hash matching, filename analysis, string searches, and C2 server identification without requiring installation.
A shell script for basic forensic collection of various artefacts from UNIX systems.
A shell script for basic forensic collection of various artefacts from UNIX systems.
