Programming and software development is a vital role in the evolution of computer security. Tools and programs aid researchers in their journey of exploring information security. Below are several publicly released tools created by RedLevel developers.
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The code from unknown.c is borrowed from the UDP flooder found in kaiten.c, originally coded by contem. The purpose of this code is to allow others to understand the importance of deploying a proper firewall to protect against trivial denial-of-service attacks such as packet flooding. This standalone network utility is extremely useful for network benchmarking as well as system stress testing.
unknown.c is attached. Developed by John Martinelli.
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hapi |
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Hapi.inc is a unique tool, developed by Sean Stewart. Although basic upon first glance, this ingenius script parses $_POST and $_GET variables in a PHP script for SQL injection strings. Although this is not meant to replace proper and secure programming, it is useful to see who is scanning your PHP applications.
hapi.inc is attached. Developed by Sean Stewart.
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psybind |
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Psybind.c is a simple bindshell, imitating the popular BNC software, "psyBNC", that allows users to choose a port and password at runtime.
psybind.c is attached. Developed by John Martinelli.
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Uidupe is an application for checking for multiple UID0 users in the /etc/passwd file. This can be run automatically with cron, and alerts can be sent via e-mail.
uidupe.py is attached. uidupe.c is attached. Developed by John Martinelli.
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suid |
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suid.sh is a simple shell script that creates a /bin/sh launcher, sets the appropriate permissions (setuid / chmod 4755), and cleans up after itself.
suid.sh is attached. Developed by John Martinelli.
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