LockDown UNIX Security Suite V2.0

 
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Access Check   RootOut Linux/Unix Security Program 

Access Check is a program that will

  • Catch Unauthorized Root Access 
  • Log All Processes In Tree Format At The Time Of The Breach 
  • Log / Trace All Network Connections At The Time Of The Breach 
  • Disconnect The Intruder 
  • Page or Email the Network Admin 
  • Shut Down The System (optional) 
Lets face it, if a hacker wants in your system he will get in sooner or later. All he has to do is wait for some new exploit to come out, and then backdoor the system before you have a chance to patch it. All he needs to do is beat you to the news of the new exploit, or write something himself.  

With Access Check he will never know what hit him. With in seconds after getting root access the hacker is traced, all connections and processes are logged, the hacker is then disconnected. Next the system admin is paged or emailed and the machine is shutdown. Everything the hacker did to get root access is sent to a file. The Admin unplugs the Internet connection, restarts the computer, and then fixes the problem. After adding the security patches needed he may now take the time to call the hackers ISP and all of the LAW officials needed. 
 
 
Double Check    Double Check Linux/Unix Security Program 

Double Check Specs

  • Check Listed Directories For File Changes 
  • Email Or Page The Admin If Files Are Altered 
  • Comes Pre Configured For Main System Directories 
  • Can Check The System Every Hour, Every Day, Or Every Week 
Double Check uses UNIX md5sum to create a fingerprint af all your system files.  If ANY changes are made to your files you will be emailed or paged with a warning message letting you know what file has been added, deleted, or, modified. You can also make an off line backup of each machine's finger prints to check weekly for tampering. This verifies your checks as 'fool proof'!  

With Double Check there is no worry about some hacker adding a back door to your system. You will be notified of anything that has been added or changed on your system! 
 
 
Process Tracker    Process Tracker Linux/Unix Security Program 

Process Tracker Specs

  • Comes Pre Configured For Most Common Processes 
  • Checks System Processes For ANY Process Not In A List. 
  • Checks System Processes For ANY User Not In The List For That Process. 
  • Logs or Mails A PSTREE (list of current processes) to The Admin when the unknown process runs. 
  • Logs or Mails A NETSTAT (list of current connections) to The Admin when the unknown process runs. 
  • Wild Card Option For 'ALL USERS ALLOWED' For desired processes 
Process Tracker can be configured to check the system every 1 minute, 5 minutes, etc.. Process Tracker lists all processes running and compares them against a list which contains valid owners/process names. Any processes not matching the list will either be written to a log file or emailed to the Admin. This means that care should be maintained to insure that you have a long enough list to cover all the normal programs of operations. You must be cautious of files which could be exploited, such as a copy of trojaned /tmp/sh (when we all know should always be in /bin.  

You can configure access to programs by username or for all users. Example: A program like mount would be only root access, if someone uses or tries to use mount you would be notified. With the pine email program you would want to give an ALLUSER flag so you are not messaged every time someone uses pine. When any program or process which is not in your list is run, you will be emailed or paged with the user that ran the command or process.  If a new process pops up, you can go to the user directory, verify its functions, and decide if you want to keep it. If you do, simply add the process name to your list for that user or all users. 
 
 
Utmpman    Linux/Unix System Manager 

Utmpman is a utiity that will allow you to

  • Check for hidden shells 
  • Edit utmp / wtmp / lastlog 
  • Delete selected log entrys 
  • Insert into logs 
With Utmpman you can delete your entry from utmp/wtmp and hide from users on your system if you suspect them of any wrong doing. You can also insert an entry into the logs to simulate being there at different times. This could throw a hacker off your trail while you are tracking him.  

This program works in it's own command shell with commands of:  

Check Performs consistancy check between "utmp" file and current login information, down to the proc file system. 

Delete Deletes entries which match data by either user id, port, or host.  

Insert Inserts a record with data given in command line by data, user, host, and Date and Time  

Lastlog Sets date and host of all users.  Sets date of last login time for a specific one. Sets date of all users matching hostmask to date. Lists all logins matching hostmask. Outputs last login time for username or all entries. 

List Lists entries in memory which match data by either user id, port, or host.  

Read Reads file into memory, your file is used if specified. If not, then the default "utmp" file is read. The name of the last read file appears in the prompt.  

Write saves any changes you have made to the current file loaded  

Quit Exits the program 
 
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