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Re: Free utiities
From: "Venkat(vkp () io com)" <vkp () io com>
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 11:55:59 -0500 (CDT)
IMHO "Top 5" does not serve any purpose, depends on what you want: http://www.io.com/~vkp/tools.html On 2 Jun 2003 cat13 () illrepute org wrote:
"Kristofer Mcconnell" <kristofer.mcconnell () prudential com> writes:To all, What are everyone's top 5 free utilities that help troubleshoot, administer, and apply security to their networks, systems, and such? These tools can be used from anything from networking to disk fragmenting. I like trying new applications that help with the most mundane and trivial network occurrences. I like applications that help me with my day to day operations and are easy to use and interpret.http://www.insecure.org/tools.html Fyodor conducted a survey to answer this very question. He posted the top 75 picks out of responses from almost 2,000 people. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- Free utiities Kristofer Mcconnell (Jun 02)
- Re: Free utiities cat13 (Jun 03)
- Re: Free utiities Venkat(vkp () io com) (Jun 04)
- RE: Free utiities Tom Dominico, Jr. (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities Chris Alliey (Jun 03)
- Re: Free utiities Richard Caley (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities Christopher Canova (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities Roland (Jun 04)
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- RE: Free utiities aaron (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities Wilcox, Stephen (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities Hunt, Jim (Jun 03)
- RE: Free utiities hartmann (Jun 04)
- RE: Free utiities David Gillett (Jun 04)
- RE: Free utiities hartmann (Jun 04)
- Re: Free utiities cat13 (Jun 03)