Security and Hacking Tools

Given recent developments that the team has made on the InProtect project and the many emails that I see floating about on the lists, I dec...

Though the InProtect project has not made a large number of public postings lately (beta releases and the like...) we have been quite busy....

And a few operational notes.... We are working hard to get out the next RC for your scanning pleasure. In the meantime, please continue the...

In the interest of continuing a good thing (although this post is a bit late), we have released a new bugfix version of InProtect 0.80.x. T...

Fixed a few of the issues that everyone was experiencing... also updated the following: clean install - fixed bad syntax issues clean instal...

My apologies for the issues that people have been experiencing with the new Beta of InProtect, but please remember that this is the purpose ...

So we have *finally* managed to get the 0.80.0 Beta out the door, unfortunately the new packaged does not include any of the new info for th...

I am excited to announce that we are on track for a beta/alpha release of InProtect 0.80.0 this coming week. You will see a great deal of e...

Post upgrading to Gutsy Gibbon on one of my test systems I needed to install an application that I regularly use (Nessus). To install this ...

...We hope to have an alpha/beta release of the upcoming InProtect 0.80.0 within two weeks. Good positive progress has been made tuning all ...

The project continues to gain speed and support from the community (thanks again everyone!). The core team is currently meeting every other...

I must say that I am quite pleased with Renaud Deraison of nessus.org for his rapid response and remediation of the bug that I discovered la...

In the process of testing and writing my previous post, I missed a bug that seems to exist in Linux and Win32 builds of the NessusClient 3.0...

Today, Tenable announced their NessusClient 3.0.0 Beta 4. Being the consummate security professional (geek) that I am, I had to download i...

Just to give a quick update about the InProtect project, it is up and alive again and we now have 12 people actively working on the project...