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    M-ICE is a modular hostbased intrusion detection framework. It is used as middleware to close the gap between IDS research and IDS development. M-ICE consists of various parts that can be connected together by using network-or interprocess-communication
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    Mozcow GeoEnabler shall be able to convert an IP-address or a domain name into longitude and latitude values, which in their turn are supposed to be visualized appropriately.
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    Internet Control Firewall Intrusion Detection and Logger for Inbound and Outbound Traffic. Watches Files and Directories, Drive and Memory Protection.
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    WaveAnalizer is a tool, that extracts all the data from a wave-file to a readable ascii-textfile. Now one can analyze this data with gnuplot or other programs.
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    chill is a heavy-module-based web-application with a core supporting many features. writing own modules for... everything. modules for webmail, firewall/router-administration, server-administration are planned natively.
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    ispacct is an accounting package for Internet Service Providers. At the moment it has accounting infrastructure for Bintec routers and sendmail logfiles. It can output as plaintext, HTML or into a MySQL DB:
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    packet analyser for tcpdump-output designed for KDE
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    Remote analyse of servers. OS for Servers: 1st Step: UX (primary linux) Analysing Logfiles (syslog, every other logfile, free customize) Analysing Quotas, Free Space, Processes, Connected Users Central Server for collecting this Information and Displ
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    wlog2analyze is a detailed weblog statistics tool. This free tool generates detailed web server access statistics. This wlog2analyze is a freestanding c++ program.
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