Papillon is a security module for Solaris (version 8 to 10) and OpenSolaris. The code was inspired by the Openwall and the HAP Linux Kernel Patches. Papillon implements most mechanisms introduced by these two patches into the Solaris OE and adds new security mechanisms to your Solaris system.

Stan is a console application that analyzes binary streams and calculates several useful statistical information from the observed data. It features statistical, pattern and bit analysis. Stan has been designed as a "swiss-knife" for first steps in reverse engineering and cryptographic analysis.

BSMpseu allows you to pseudonymize records from Solaris audit logs. Personal data such as user IDs is replaced with pseudonyms, so that the generated output doesn't reveal private information about the system's users, but still preserves a maximum of integrity and consistency.

Sloggi is a thin loadable kernel module for the Solaris Operating Environment. It allows the administrator to change the name, the release and the version of the operating system. The module realizes a coarse way of creating a compatible environment.

Jitac is an image to ASCII converter written in Java. Yes, you guessed right, this is a cute console application that converts high-quality images into oldschool ASCII art. This is done by converting blocks of the image into ASCII characters. Jitac is able to read the following image formats: GIF, JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PICT, Photoshop, BMP, Targa, ICO, CUR, Sunraster and more.

The software enigma is a small application that imitates the original enigma device used by the Nazis in World War II. It is able to de- and encrypt text messages. The implementation tries to be as close as possible to the original device.

Brundle Fly is a good-natured Linux ELF virus developed by Konrad Rieck and Konrad Kretschmer during university studies. It happily lives on 2.2 and 2.4 Linux systems, it is library independant and enjoys libc5 as much as glibc. Brundle Fly is a direct relative of Silvio Cesare's VIT virus. (Documentation in german only)

These are slides from a presentation given by Konrad Rieck and Job de Haas at HAL 2001 Conference. The presentation introduces Solaris kernel programming for "Whitehats" and "Blackhats" thus focuses on security aspects.

The XIIPM package contains a driver and tools for the electronic whiteboard models IPM 1000RM and IPM 2000RM manufactured by Numonics Inc.. The driver is an X Input module for the XFree86 server version 4.x.x. The additional tools bundled with this package support the configuration and calibration of the board.