This script was written to help stop automated brute force attacks against your website. Are you tired of seeing www.yourdomain.com\\..\\..\\..cmd.exe in your log files? This script uses a custom 404 page that logs the IP address of the person making the 404 requests and after so many requests it adds that IP to the IIS servers deny list. There is some HOWTO information with the download...Be sure to read the README.html file! To download the original C code as published by Scott Burgett click here. This script is effective against requests made via browser, wget and telnet raw HTTP...maybe more but I only personally tested these. I updated this script to use a safe.log. You can add Ip's you dont want to ban in the safe log. IP's you might not want to ban are those used by Googlebot or Slurp (yahoo bot).
This is a Dynamic DNS client for use with NameCheap.com. This script only works on Linux. I have enclosed some how to information also...this will help you set up this program if you are new to Linux and the crontab.
UPDATE: Unkmar contributed version 2 of this script...It is quite powerful and very well written with options to crack both the first and second posted challenges in seconds! It took 9 seconds to crack both on my 3Ghz P4.
This script was contributed by "Unkmar". This script will aid you in cracking version one of the javascript password challenge located in the computers 101 section here at digi-dl.com. With some modifications it possibly will aid you in cracking the current challenges too.
This script works with both Cygwin and ActiveState perl. I wrote this to help make searching remote (IIS) web server log files easier. LogSearch is a sockets based program that comes in two parts, the client and server. The "server.pl" goes into your weblog directory on your web server. The client program "client.pl" is run from your workstation. You simply run client.pl and enter whatever flag you want to search your log files for i.e: Googlebot, or even .exe or ../ .The server will receive that flag and search your log files. When it has found all the entries that match the flag it sends that data to the client program on your workstation. The client program will then write that data to a word file (.doc) for viewing.
If you are unfamiliar with setting up these types of programs I have also included some fairly detailed information that (hopefully) will help the average Windows user set this up.
NOTICE: I have re-coded this program for easier set up with Apache servers. Please read through the code. I also added a rmlogs feature that works with IIS only and added an HTML version of the readme file.
I was approached by a restaurant manager who wanted a small program to keep track of flair pins given out as rewards to employees by various managers. So I wrote this for her. This script was written on and for Linux.