Stores a list of accounts / passwords (Blowfish algorithm)

Stores a list of accounts / passwords (Blowfish algorithm)

Muddle Blowfish File Encryption

Blowfish is a symmetric block cipher, 64-bit block, that takes a variable-length key, from 32 bits to 448 bits, making it ideal for both domestic and exportable use. Blowfish was designed in 1993 by Bruce Schneier as a fast, free alternative to existing encryption algorithms.

MD5 128-bit Hash - command line utility (RFC1321)

MD5 128-bit Hash - GUI Window

File Integrity Checker - 11 Hash / Checksum (command line)

Remote online password cracker tool using word lists

Vigenere Cipher - VB 3.0 (Polyalphabetic)

NetCat 1.1 for Win NT (TCP/UDP tool)

NetBus Pro 2.10 - Remote administration / spy tool

nmap Win32 GUI - TCP/UDP port scanner (req. Winpcap)

nmap Win32 - TCP/UDP port scanner (command line)

CIS - Cerberus Internet Scanner - Vulnerability Checking (NT)

Remote net scanner for Distributed Denial of service programs

Map TCP/UDP IP Ports to local applications processes

TCP/UDP IP Port Listening warning program

UDP Packet sender to specified IP and port number

TCP port blaster - command line tool

IP Port Scanner, Pinger and Hostname resolver

IP Port Scanner - TCP/UDP, Hostname resolver (WIN2K)

IP Port Scanner, Ping Sweeper, TCP, UDP

Port Scanner (TCP & UDP) - Command Line

Scans for open SNMP services within an IP range

Monitors a file for selection or changes in size

Displays a workstations active filters - Command Line

Password recovery tool - sniffing the network

Windows NT/2K remote password hash grabber

Tone locator - Dials numbers looking for tones

Base64 Decoder - Windows freeware

Risk Management Guide for IT Systems - NIST

Windows 2K Server - Disaster Recovery Guidelines

Telnet procedures to test SMTP Open-relay servers

Securing an Internet Name Server (NT / BIND) - PDF

PIX/ASA 7.x w 3 internal network examples

PIX 7.x - Syslog examples

Check Point FireWall-1 ARP Tool (Windows 2000)

Check Point FireWall-1 CPinfo Tool (Collection utility)

Check Point FireWall-1 Commands

Check Point FireWall-1 Monitor (Trace) Command

Web application security attacks (Power Point) SPI

Cisco Security Conversion Tool (SCT) - Java runtime required

In Check Point Firewall, the NAT rules are unidirectional, which means the device needs to have two separate NAT rules for the forward and reverse flow for the NAT to happen. This is even true for static one-to-one NAT rules. In Cisco devices, NAT rules are bidirectional so Cisco SCT tool skips one of the Check Point unidirectional NAT rules.

Cisco enforces firewall rules on an interface-specific basis. However, Check Point enforces firewall rules globally, meaning without regard to the interfaces through which the data passes. This does not tend itself well to the Cisco architecture.