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dissolutions
Oct 27 2003, 05:44 AM
Well at jut over 9.5% i don't quite see it winning but do what you feel you want to do  .
scooby
Oct 27 2003, 03:58 PM
i am confused between two of these 1. Security Scanner 2. Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser umm... can be either of these
shaun2k2
Oct 21 2003, 06:42 PM
What would you like the team to create? Let's have your input here. Poll will end next friday.
Thank you for your time. Shaun.
ducky
Oct 21 2003, 07:19 PM
i choose other...maybe it's immpossible but would be nice for a GUI compiler for c and/or others... many of ppl here getting problems compiling stuff
ComSec
Oct 21 2003, 07:46 PM
well this is my sort of interest..so i voted
Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser
OneNight
Oct 21 2003, 08:25 PM
I voted for Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser too.
Would be useful for me at any rate... more than the others.
coder
Oct 21 2003, 08:50 PM
lol, re-inventing the wheel...
GAN_GR33N
Oct 21 2003, 09:11 PM
i reall y like the idea of the Source Code Analyser but i think its a little over my coding skills and i would not know where to start but i'll help any way i can
tte
Oct 21 2003, 11:19 PM
I would have voted Vulnerabilities Source Code (without Analayzer  ), Didnt you say shaun you'd try and see whats the demand for xploits ? I'm pretty confident this is the only thing myself (and many others) will have use of, but not only for whooping boxes, yet also helping others understand how exploits work and how to write them. I'm sure not few coders could use such examples, and ask questions directly. But eventually, since you are complaining that most of the masses will use it for defacing boxes, I can just say that most of whats talked about in governmentsecurity forums is defacement of sites, tools for defacement, autorooters, new exploits and so on. not to mention - giving a public stage for defacing experiences, and compiled working exploit codes. So you're not quite "off the responsibility" on this one. You do help the kids deface, whether you like it or not. I, however, personally don't have any objection to this act, since those companies who make the programs, Micro$oft at particular, will never do enough to improve their products' security otherwise. they just won't learn, and customers who get hit might try alternatives, which will also affect those companies who release buggy products, to improve. and fact is, as much as i believe in the microsoft-u.s. government infamous conspiracy, they have got security standards much higher then how it was few years ago (yet still not good enough). just my 2cents...
coder
Oct 22 2003, 03:40 AM
those are 2 pretty pennies... i'm with tte
hermel
Oct 22 2003, 11:00 AM
I vote for the " Security Scanner", but the " Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser " is intressting too
shaun2k2
Oct 22 2003, 02:47 PM
Yeap, sorry, you're right, exploit code does help people to learn. I'm sorry. www.securityfocus.com www.packetstormsecurity.org Enjoy.  But on a serious note, I will edit the poll and add "exploits", and if exploit codes win, we'll write exploits for newly discovered vulnerabilities. If that's what you want, it's what you'll get. Don't come whinging to us when you realise that exploits really aren't so exciting... Heh, I would quite like to write a firewall. Maybe we could do multiple stuff... Thank you for your time. Shaun.
raptor
Oct 23 2003, 03:12 PM
i think that a code analyser would be the best... that's what we don't have... i don't understand what it will be able to do but i think it will be great... also, for guys that post a scanner or are going to post for scanner request, i must tell them to think about this again... cause scanners are everywhere out... they can google for them...
virus
Oct 23 2003, 06:41 PM
Well I'm in for the Firewall. Maybe u guys can think of something different .... I"ll try to thin kover it and do some research .... P.S: I'm a white hatter
shaun2k2
Oct 23 2003, 06:53 PM
Looks like source code analyser is winning so far. Keep those votes coming, whoever hasn't voted yet. By the way, I haven't voted, I submitted a null vote to keep it as fair as possible.
-Shaun.
ma622
Oct 24 2003, 11:00 AM
i want to join GSO team ..... msg me
phrozen77
Oct 24 2003, 07:13 PM
Uhmmmm... didnt vote yet, but i´d like to see something like this http://www.thc.org/thc-rut/Coz there are a lot more Firewalls and all the other stuff u suggested out there than smth like that (yes i know of P0f)
Khran
Oct 25 2003, 09:43 PM
yeap i agree, exploit code does help people to learn. Let's work on the analyzer
dissolutions
Oct 26 2003, 08:14 AM
I'd also like to remind people of the zero tolerance to DDoS bots and virii on this forum. While it may be suggested we'd have to work something out in the middle ground.
shaun2k2
Oct 26 2003, 08:21 AM
Oh, sorry, would you like me to remove the option?
-Shaun.
shaun2k2
Oct 28 2003, 09:50 AM
| QUOTE | i am confused between two of these 1. Security Scanner 2. Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser umm... can be either of these
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A security scanner is a scanner like Nessus. A Source Code Analyser is a program which checks a piece of code for sloppy or vulnerable code.
-Shaun.
radien
Nov 4 2003, 08:37 AM
I have not decided yet.
But I think, It would be so helpfull if every one that would work here have a good view of those things. For example Source Code Analyser,
There are some same projects started before, e.g. Flawfinder RATS ITS4 PScan.
| QUOTE | for example Flawfinder (Just take a look at freshmeat.net db):
Flawfinder - Default branch by David A. Wheeler - Monday, May 21st 2001 12:57 PDT Section: Software About: Flawfinder searches through source code looking for potential security flaws. It will provide a list of potential security flaws, sorted by risk, with the most potentially dangerous flaws shown first. This risk level depends not only on the function, but on the values of the parameters of the function. Flawfinder ignores text inside comments and strings.
Author: David A. Wheeler
Rating: 8.20/10.00 (3 votes) Homepage: http://www.dwheeler.com/flawfinder/
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A good article to take a view: http://www.linuxjournal.com//article.php?sid=5673Somebody told me, I can't remember, that u are looking for someguys w/ C/C++ experince. If u have a little experience w/ C And Python or PHP or Perl or Java, u are agree w/ me that developping such a text processing is so much painfull in C, but in Python PHP Ruby Java or Perl is fun. Take a look alittle deeper on what u want to develop can help so much not get bored of the subject and discontinue it, after u started one of these project.
shaun2k2
Nov 8 2003, 08:49 AM
Poll ended.
The winner is: Vulnerabilities source code analyser, with 23 votes. Vulnerabilities source code analyser came close after with 21 votes. If we for some reason don't create a source code analyser, we'll write some exploits for newly discovered vulnerabilities.
Does anybody have anything to add? Objections? Ideas?
-Shaun.
OneNight
Nov 8 2003, 12:01 PM
All i have to say is ...
"Gogogogogogogogogogogo."
Lets get this thing organised.
ComSec
Nov 8 2003, 03:56 PM
best of luck to all involved
radien
Nov 8 2003, 09:43 PM
as OneNight said.
archphase
Nov 9 2003, 05:28 AM
| QUOTE (shaun2k2 @ Nov 8 2003, 08:49 AM) | Poll ended.
The winner is: Vulnerabilities source code analyser, with 23 votes. Vulnerabilities source code analyser came close after with 21 votes. If we for some reason don't create a source code analyser, we'll write some exploits for newly discovered vulnerabilities.
Does anybody have anything to add? Objections? Ideas?
-Shaun.
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Vulnerabilities source code analyser, with 23 votes. Vulnerabilities source code analyser came close after with 21 votes.
Same thing am I wrong?
Personally I think a redudant idea..i'd such suggest rather than just checking for unsecure functions like strcpy, etc. have it create a virtual env like vmware and then test it in there w/ a binary that way administrators can use it for malware.
Regards, archphase
wicked
Nov 9 2003, 09:33 AM
Letme know when it's done.... need a new toy. Wkd. Enjoy your day.
)Oni(
Nov 9 2003, 09:45 AM
| QUOTE (OneNight @ Oct 21 2003, 08:25 PM) | I voted for Vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser too.
Would be useful for me at any rate... more than the others. |
me too  maybe it is very useful
whisker
Nov 13 2003, 12:19 AM
I voted vulnerabilities Source Code Analyser
cheers
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