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- TeamLab Online Scanner
TeamLab Online Scanner is an open source PC scanner based on Whitelisting technology. Unlike most conventional antiviruses it collects samples of safe files. At the same time we consider all files that launch at the Windows startup and are not present in TeamLab WhiteList to be either malicious or suspicious. Whitelisting technology allows to find and remove malware including zero-day files, repair damaged system files and settings.
Key features:
- Quick Scan. Checking the areas where
the malicious software can register themselves to start securely without the user\\\'s knowing. Due to this selectiveness the scanning lasts only a few minutes.
- WhiteList
verification. Checking file for the presence of its hash code in the cloud database of safe files.
- BlackList verification. Checking file for the presence of virus
signature from the blacklist in it.
- Sandbox verification. Running each
suspect file in the sandbox and analyzing its behavior.
- Zero-Day files
detection. All the files that were not marked as malicious after the sandbox verification are recognized as suspicious and added to the zero-day file list.
- Rootkit
search. Checking every autorun registry record to determine if it belongs to a hidden objects.
- Damaged system files and settings
repairing.
TeamLab Online Scanner source code is released under the GNU General Public License v.3. The source code is written in C++, it is based on ActiveX and MVC technology.
- MIDAS-
MIDAS is a cross platform Monitoring and NIDS server. The goal of this project is to build a robust and complete network/system monitoring suite that is capable of scaling to very large networks. With the new 2.2a version, we have created a client for monitoring Win32 based systems, but the core of the application is still made for *NIX systems.
- CVTSA-
CVTSA [ClairVoyant SysAdmin] is a tool for GNU/Linux written in C that allows a user to run any command he wants on his Linux box [according to his permissions on that machines] even if he is far away from the computer. CVTSA works as a shell but receives commands via email (email could be sent from a standar mailbox, from wap or GPRS or some societies services that allow to send emails as SMS, etc...). There are some security features that make CVTSA quite safe.
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