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* [[OSSEC|Atomic OSSEC for Enterprise]] - An enterprise-level Host Intrusion Detection System (HIDS) | |||
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* [[Binary Ninja]] - An interactive disassembler, decompiler, and binary analysis platform | |||
* [[Burp Suite|Burp Suite Pro]] - Web Application testing software | * [[Burp Suite|Burp Suite Pro]] - Web Application testing software | ||
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* [[Metasploit|Metasploit Pro]] - The world’s most used penetration testing framework | * [[Maltego|Maltego Pro (and Enterprise)]] - An open-source intelligence and graphical link analysis tool | ||
*[[Metasploit|Metasploit Pro]] - The world’s most used penetration testing framework | |||
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* [[NetScanTools Pro]] - A suite of network tools and utilities | |||
* [[Network Scanner]] - A multithreaded ICMP, Port, IP, NetBIOS, Active Directory and SNMP scanner provided by [https://www.mitec.cz/index.html MiTeC] for Windows Systems | |||
* [[Nessus]] - A network vulnerability scanner | * [[Nessus]] - A network vulnerability scanner | ||
* [[Nexpose]] - A vulnerability scanning tool from Rapid7 | * [[Nexpose]] - A vulnerability scanning tool from Rapid7 | ||
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* [[Snort|Snort (Subscriber Ruleset)]] - A free and open-source network intrusion detection system ([[NIDS]]) and an intrusion prevention system ([[IPS]]) | * [[Snort|Snort (Subscriber Ruleset)]] - A free and open-source network intrusion detection system ([[NIDS]]) and an intrusion prevention system ([[IPS]]) | ||
* [[Solarwinds]] - A collection of commercial security tools for network, system, application, and database management | |||
* [[Splunk]] - A System Information Event Management (SIEM) system used to search, monitor, and analyze data logs from various sources | * [[Splunk]] - A System Information Event Management (SIEM) system used to search, monitor, and analyze data logs from various sources | ||
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* [[Telerik Fiddler]] - a debugging proxy server used to log, inspect, test, and alter HTTP and HTTPS traffic between computers and the Internet | * [[Telerik Fiddler]] - a web debugging proxy server used to log, inspect, test, and alter HTTP and HTTPS traffic between computers and the Internet | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:38, 18 October 2022
Listed below are a number of commercial software tools used by security practitioners in their testing and day-to-day work.
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- Atomic OSSEC for Enterprise - An enterprise-level Host Intrusion Detection System (HIDS)
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- Binary Ninja - An interactive disassembler, decompiler, and binary analysis platform
- Burp Suite Pro - Web Application testing software
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- Hash Suite Standard or Pro - A Windows-based high-performance password cracker
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- John the Ripper Pro - A multi-platform password cracker
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- Maltego Pro (and Enterprise) - An open-source intelligence and graphical link analysis tool
- Metasploit Pro - The world’s most used penetration testing framework
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- NetScanTools Pro - A suite of network tools and utilities
- Network Scanner - A multithreaded ICMP, Port, IP, NetBIOS, Active Directory and SNMP scanner provided by MiTeC for Windows Systems
- Nessus - A network vulnerability scanner
- Nexpose - A vulnerability scanning tool from Rapid7
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P
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- Snort (Subscriber Ruleset) - A free and open-source network intrusion detection system (NIDS) and an intrusion prevention system (IPS)
- Solarwinds - A collection of commercial security tools for network, system, application, and database management
- Splunk - A System Information Event Management (SIEM) system used to search, monitor, and analyze data logs from various sources
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- Telerik Fiddler - a web debugging proxy server used to log, inspect, test, and alter HTTP and HTTPS traffic between computers and the Internet
