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Snort
Snort - Open Source Intrusion Detection
As the most widely deployed intrusion prevention technology in the world, Snort has earned the right to call itself "the de facto standard for intrusion prevention/detection." It performs real-time analysis to detect buffer overflows, stealth port scans, CGI attacks, SMB probes, OS fingerprinting attempts, and other attacks. Operating System: Linux, Unix, BSD, Mac OS X.
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AFICK
AFICK- Open Source Intrusion Detection
Short for "Another File Integrity Checker," AFICK monitors changes to your file systems in order to alert you to possible intrusion. If you're familiar with Tripwire, AFICK will look and feel very familiar. Operating System: Windows, Linux, Unix.
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Password Gorilla
Password Gorilla - Open Source Password Manager
Password Gorilla is a password manager and personal vault that can store login information and notes. The application consists of a single executable that allows you to create a database and save it to a specified location. The encrypted database can only be read in Password Gorilla of course, but the database is actually a different file, separate from the application, so you can create several databases if you wish.
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KTouch
KTouch - Open Source Typing Tutors
Open Source program for learning how to touch-type
KTouch is FREE and offers you an easy way to learn to type quickly and correctly on a keyboard. Every finger has its place on the keyboard with associated keys to press. Starting with only a few keys to remember you will advance through different training levels while additional keys are introduced. As a result you will be able to type quickly and accurately. This is because you no longer need to search for the keys on the keyboard and because you will definitely be using more than just two fingers.
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Qemu
Qemu - Open Source Emulator
QEMU (short for "Quick Emulator") is a free and open-source software product that performs hardware virtualization. QEMU is a hosted virtual machine monitor: It emulates central processing units through dynamic binary translation and provides a set of device models, enabling it to run a variety of unmodified guest operating systems. It also provides an accelerated mode for supporting a mixture of binary translation (for kernel code) and native execution (for user code), in the same fashion VMware Workstation and VirtualBox do. QEMU can also be used purely for CPU emulation for user-level processes, allowing applications compiled for one architecture to be run on another.
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