I fix some issues and created some new goodies to play with. 

• fake-sshd - Bug Fixes
• brute-sshd - Added
• memory-pressure - Added
• pipesplit - Added

I have just added / updated some more software to the site.

• A tool for performance testing pop3 servers for authentication eg password brute force
• A packet sniffer that I wrote many years ago.
• I have also updated the fake-sshd server to fix some minor issues

I have just added another tool to my collection. Which is a fake sshd for linux. It can be used to capture login attempts. It is used for doing the following.

• Profiling password attack atempts on servers.
• Setting up a honey pot so you can invite the "kids" in
• Stealing the dictionary's used by attackers to test against your own password hashes.

Here is an example of the log output from an attack.

Dec 11 14:02:04 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: root PASS: edityahoo.no
Dec 11 14:02:06 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: root PASS: edityahoo.org
Dec 11 14:02:07 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: root PASS: 68b329da9893e34099c7d8ad5cb9c940
Dec 11 14:02:09 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: root PASS: 7hur@y@t3am$#@!(*(
Dec 11 14:02:10 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: sysgames PASS: qwertycosmin
Dec 11 14:02:12 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: bin PASS: diana4ever
Dec 11 14:02:13 debian fake-sshd.exe: IP: 74.53.140.146 USER: bin PASS: bostanel

more information / download

I have decided to release another really simple tool. Since MSSQL Express does not really come with an easy way to dump a large amount of data to csv file because it does not have support for the data transformation service. So a while ago I wrote a tool to turn sql statements into csv files. It is avilable to download here

I have also updated two other tools due to bugs (mostly in the installer)

• MSSQL - Index Defrag - Shows index fragmentation and will rebuild index's
• Netflow - Hosts - Shows network traffic from the cisco netflow protocol

Something that i knocked together a while ago for generating netflow stats from a cisco router. Its a little tool that when used properly on small / medium sized network it makes it possible to locate bandwidth hogs on limited internet connection very quickly.

You can get it from the netflow hosts page