'freebsd' Tag

• Compiling inavd server on FreeBSD

  October 14, 2008

  Just a short post, working through some of the modules I received, I ran into the inav module. Turns out that inavd doesn’t compile very nicely on FreeBSD, so I patched it. Previously when trying to compile you get: c++ -ggdb -g3 -D INAV_VERSION= -c sniffer.cpp In file included from sniffer.cpp:34: /usr/include/netinet/ip.h:162: error: ‘n_long’ does […]

  posted in Uncategorized by Lee

• HeX 2.0, codename “Bonobo”, released!

  October 5, 2008

  After around 8 months of development, HeX 2.0, codename “Bonobo“, is released! HeX is a liveCD developed by the rawpacket team that is based on FreeBSD 7.0 and designed to be used for network security monitoring. There are a lot of new features and a lot of bugfixes that went into this release, but before […]

  posted in download, freebsd, hex, iso, livecd, monitoring, network, nsm, nsm console, rawpacket, release, security by Lee

• Flowtag FreeBSD port

  July 14, 2008

  I just finished up the FreeBSD port for Chris and Scholar’s flowtag. Flowtag is a neat tool for tagging network streams for collaboration and analysis. I’ve submitted the port to FreeBSD’s mailing list, so I’m hoping for upstream soon. In the meantime, you can download the port files on my miscellaneous page. In other news, […]

  posted in flowtag, freebsd, hex, port by Lee

• Get disass-cli working properly on OSX and Freebsd

  April 11, 2008

  I’ve been digging into the world of exploit writing lately, working on Defcon‘s previous year’s CTF qualification programs, I ran into Atlas’ presentation on “Kiddie to Hacker in 5 sleepless nights”, which talks about some of his mindset when he first got into binary exploitation. Atlas has written a tool call disass to aid in […]

  posted in binary, ctf, defcon, disass, disassembly, exploit, freebsd, osx, python, reverse by Lee

• Create a passive network tap for your home network

  February 22, 2008

  In my home network, I have a passive tap sitting between my cable modem and my router, instead of spending tons of money, I made my own. They’re surprisingly simple to make, and also extremely simple to use. Let’s start with the wiring, at a local electronics store, I purchased 4 RJ-45 wiring plugs, I […]

  posted in bridge, freebsd, ids, network, nsm, passive, snort, tap by Lee

• Hex 1.0.3 released!

  February 13, 2008

  We just released Hex 1.0.3, the Chinese New Year release, although it’s closer to the Valentine’s day release. Congratulations to all the Hex developers for fixing bugs and adding features! You can grab the iso here. [md5] [sha256] Or, grab the iso from the mirror. [md5] [sha256] Since Geek00l already covered a list of the […]

  posted in freebsd, hex, livecd, monitoring, network, nsm, nsm console, security by Lee

• Switching from fluxbox to wmii on Hex

  January 30, 2008

  Don’t get me wrong, I love fluxbox, I just enjoy experimenting with other window managers and decided I’d finally try the daunting wmii (turns out, not very daunting at all). So, here’s a quick rundown on getting wmii working on Hex 1.0.3BETA (this will work on pretty much any other Hex 1.* release as well). […]

  posted in fluxbox, freebsd, hex, window manager, wm, wmii, x11, xorg by Lee