Projects

GNU Networking Utilities

The GNU Networking Utilities are the common networking utilities, clients and servers of the GNU Operating System.

whois

Whois is an intelligent pure Ruby WHOIS client and parser. It provides a flexible and programmable API to query WHOIS servers and a command-line interface to run WHOIS queries from the console.

investigatewww

Work Still Going On ... 1). Resolve Registered Web Site (Domain) Host name to all of its IP Addresses. 2). TCP Port Scan a host. 3). After downloading file, verify its authenticity by running MD5 checksum and comparing results provided by publisher / Web Master onsite. Work is on ... It's ... [More] still in Beta version ... MD5 Check Sum of this Downloadable file is: E10369AE3179111925721FC7E2B5063A Pre-Requisites / Dependencies: Java Virtual Machine (Java Runtime Environment (JRE 1.6+)) on each Machine. Lastly, Credits go to (References) (I would like to mention) Timothy W Macinta http://www.twmacinta.com/ http://www.twmacinta.com/myjava/fast_md5.php [Less]

domainhunter

Domain Hunter is a simple application to monitor the state of a list of domain names. Changes in the status of a monitored domain can be sent to an email address or the domain information can be obtained on demand through a Web interface. Only the .com and .net top-level domains are currently supported.

splunk-ip-tag

The goal of IP tagging is to enrich the events with as much intelligence as possible to help shorten the time you are searching/investigating your data. This can be accomplished in several different ways: Using a Splunk Pre-Processor to append the events before they are indexed to enrich the ... [More] splunk datastore. IPtagProcessor Using a search operator (with Splunk 3.x) to add the fields to your events when the resultset is returned. IPIntelCommand Not using splunk and want to pull in intel to almost any other utility...consider my other prototype: Reverse DNS Perl Resources: Splunk Developer Documentation Splunkbase Related: PDF Search Output Command (for creating PDF reports) [Less]

domaintools

Very simple and convenient set of 3 network tools

php-whois

Welcomephp whois extensionWhois extension support single or multiple domain/ipaddress information query from whois server Use asynchronous socket, faster then fsockopen() Prototype: mixed whois(mixed domain, [int timtout_sec = 3, bool quick_query = false])Example: ... [More] dl('php_whois.dll'); whois('php.net'); // return string whois(array('69.147.83.197','FreeBSD.org')); // return array() whois('php.net', 5, true); // return stringSource code: View: http://php-whois.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ Download: http://code.google.com/p/php-whois/downloads/list Whois protocolTo access the NICNAME/WHOIS server: Connect to the SRI-NIC service host at TCP service port 43 (decimal). Send a single "command line", ending with (ASCII CR and LF). Receive information in response to the command line. The server closes its connection as soon as the output is finished. [Less]

domainspotter

Domainspotter is a simple program which allows you to put in a file of words, especially dictionaries, and view how many of the words are currently available as domain names, under various TLDs. It is still just beginning, and being improved all the time. The author intends to add historical ... [More] charting features to show, for example, the frequency at which common word domains were taken. Primary homepage is http://domainspotter.org/ Trac site is http://launchpod.homelinux.com:81/trac/code To view the current source, go here: http://launchpod.homelinux.com:81/trac/code/browser/web/domainspotter/program Have fun! -Samuel Huckins ( wormwood at yahoo dot com ) [Less]

irwhois

Powerfull Whois Search Engine Which is Written in PHP and Which Can Support All Servers Like: .com , .net , .org , .info , .biz , .ir and etc.

ruby-whois

ruby-whois is now hosted at http://github.com/jm81/whois The intention of ruby-whois is provide a library that abstracts whois records returned for domain names, ip addresses and registrars, for as many TLDs as possible. The initial goal is to provide the abstraction for domain lookups. The ... [More] library is setup to be used as a plugin to a Rails application because that is my initial use for it. However, it should be usable from other Ruby programs. It's in pre-beta stages and I may significantly change the design, but is usable for the tlds currently supported (com net org biz us info and some others). As it is, feel free to create any tickets. Two other whois Ruby libraries: - Michael Neumann’s whois module - Whois Ruby [Less]