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A software for Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 2000 and XP system administrators for finding holes in system security. It analyses user password hashes (being retrieved from Registry, memory or remote computer) and tries to get back plain-text passwords. Advanced NT Security Explorer (ANTExp) is a software for Microsoft Windows NT, Windows 2000 and Windows XP system administrators for finding holes in system security. It analyses user password hashes, and tries to get back plain-text passwords. If it's possible to get back the password in a reasonable time, the password should be considered to be insecure. Some users like easy and easy to remember passwords, unfortunately. This software is very actual for NT/2000/XP workstations, where users can access a hard drive from other computer in the network and copy a SAM registry key, where password hashes are stored. Also, users can sniff a network and get back password hash from sniffer results. ANTExp will help you in your way to complete system security.

is a Windows NT command-sequence Ping software that returns an ERRORLEVEL indicating the state. It is useful for batch files.

is a GUI trace-route software that allows you to to find out that route does the info from your computer take on the Internet to reach another computer. The software displays each hop, machine name, machine response time, and the route TTL. AnalogX HyperTrace can give you info about your connection, perform packet loss tracking, and spot problem areas in your connection.

is a TCP/IP protocol monitor that allows you to to find out your exact throughput on both incoming and outgoing data, whether you are using a modem, cable modem, DSL, or a local network. The software allows you to discover how fastly your data travels from your computer to another computer on the Internet, and tells you how several other computers your data must go by in order to receive to its destination. In addition, it graphs your computer's CPU utilization, that can be especially useful for identifying the source of the slowdown (your computer or your Internet connection).

is a TCP/UDP port listener that can notify you of any attempted probes to your computer via the Internet. You just give a list of ports to listen on, and the software notifies you with an audible alert when a connection is made or when data is received at the port(s). In addition, Attacker allows you to copy the data to the Clipboard, and can run automatically at Windows Startup. The software runs as an easy icon in the System Tray area of the Windows taskbar.

is an easy to use, Internet security, port scan software that can help you find out if there are any holes leading into your computer or network. AutoNOC Port Scan allows you to fastly analyze a computer to recognize what ports are potentially vulnerable. It runs in parallel to immediately evaluate the services available on a remote device or node.

allows you to to find unregistered domain names for your corporate or private Web site. You can manually enter and check for specific domain names, or use the software to create matching domain names from your keywords and check for their availability. If the domain name is already in use, you can still show useful info, such as its owner and any e-mail address linked to it.

allows you to to look up domain names, e-mail addresses, and IP numbers in different Internet databases. On the basis of your query, AY Spy decides what protocols to use and what servers to query, and its easy point-and-click interface allows you to receive more details on your queries. It uses a proprietary database to direct your queries to more than 30 different servers around the world, that allows you to obtain the most accurate and up to date info.

helps Internet Service Providers prevent users from containing their systems over-used or abused by their users. Barney helps ISPs retake control of their remote access equipment. This is accomplished by routinely scanning all access devices for current logins. Data from these scans is analyzed to recognize more than one concurrent logins by the same user. The number of logins is compared to configuration parameters to determine if this is "approved". If unauthorized access is detected, Barney can be configured to react in several ways, comprising adding the user to a "warned" list and notifying them of their transgression, sending e-mail to administrator(s), and even automatically denying continued access. Users in the "warned" list can be auto-upgraded to the "banned" list by subsequent transgressions.

checks servers across TCP/IP network activities and reports troubles. It can be set up to Ping a host at a specified time and interval.

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