The Funk Odyssey tool is now owned by Juniper. That being said, I have used
the Odyssey tool and I am impressed with its functionality, especialy from a
risk management / controls perspective.
Respectfully,
Douglas
From: Michael Holstein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Full-Disclosure
more over the Juniper-Funk-Odyssey-Client can choose to connect only
one network interface if both lan an Wlan interface are connected by
deconnecting the other one.GB.
2006/12/2, Douglas Haider [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The Funk Odyssey tool is now owned by Juniper. That being said, I have used
the
Process Guard and other similar application can do this for you. You're
trying to keep some anti-cheat engine from scanning your cheats, correct?
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Mark Baker wrote:
I am trying to find a rootkit to hide processes ad dll's from World of
Warcraft but can't find where to
I'd like to announce the availability of a tool called fl0p, which I hope
might be of some interest to various network security dudes and dudettes
on the list (and will hopefully serve as a convenient framework for cool
research).
The tool is a simple flow-analyzing passive L7 fingerprinter. It
