Security Assessment Tools
| Assessment Type: | Enumeration and Analysis |
| Platform: | Cross-platform |
| Download Type: | Download NMap XML2SQL |
SQL support has been a much requested feature of NMAP in the Redspin office. While a number of tools exist to support NMAP SQL output, their database format has left much to be desired. Using SQLite, Perl's DB and the NMAP Parser module, our tool extracts all supported fields in an NMAP XML file and creates a user-friendly database format. The resulting database can then be queried directly using SQLite in order to extract relevant information.
Learn More About NMap XML2SQL on Our Blog
| Assessment Type: | Secure Program |
| Platform: | Linux |
| Download: | Download fTrace |
fTrace is a security assessment tool to trace local function calls and identify security vulnerabilities in Linux binaries. It dynamically traces a non-stripped binary until it exits and prints to stderr all the local function calls which the program calls and reports possible arguments and return values of each function. It was programmed with intentional compatibility with such tools as strace(1) and ltrace(1) but is oriented toward secure program development.
Learn More About fTrace at defcon.org
| Assessment Type: | Password Auditing |
| Platform: | Web-based |
The Crackulator is a password policy auditor. It computes the amount of time it would take to crack a password given its complexity requirements and compares it to the password age policy. Use this security assessment tool to verify that your password policy is strict enough for a given purpose. If it is possible to crack a password before the password is required to be changed, then this tool will indicate that the password policy should be revised.
Learn More About Strong Password Policies on Our Blog Use The CrackulatorEnter your password criteria below and click on the "Crack" button to test your password security.
