Trinux Packages
Trinux Packages
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Trinux
Packages
The following categorization describe the contents of various Trinux packages and, in many cases, provides
links back to the home pages of the original tools. The goal is not to provide a comprehensive database of
packages (ala Debian) but to give you a general idea of what the tool/package does so you can decide
whether you want to include it in your Trinux "load."
The color (green, orange, red) of the package name rates my confidence in the package. Green packages
have been fully tested and integrated into the boot process, while red packages have been tested somewhat
(have worked at least once) but have not been fully integrated into the bootup/configuration process. Orange
packages are somewhere in between.
Manditory Packages
These package are required to do anything useful. If you do not have them, you will get errors when you try
to use the tools.
system.tgz - network daemons utilities for SMTP and CDP (usually on the boot floppy)
baselib.tgz - essential libraries needed for most trinux apps. NOTE: This must be present in the trinux
directory on your hard drive if you are loading packages from it. It also include ldconfig and the full-
blown kernel module utilities.
dnslibs.tgz - libresolv, libnsl, libnss libraries (needed for DNS)
bash.tgz - you will probably want this, because ash leaves a lot to be desired.
term.tgz - ncurses and terminal routines
pthread.tgz - GNU thread libraries, needed for many tools
Optional Libraries
You can probably get by without these, but you may want to included them if you If you install any libraries
after system bootup, you will need to run ldconfig.
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Intrusion Detection
The following tools can be used to detect attacks against a Trinux system or monitor a network segment to
perform network intrusion detection
snort.tgz - the Lightweight Network Intrusion Detection System that also works nicely as a standalone
sniffer. [H]
sqlsnort.tgz - Snort with support for logging to a MySQL database.
pakemon.tgz - another Open Source network IDS based on Libnet, Libnids, and libpcap. [H] with a
large number of attack signatures.
iplog - a port logger that provides more flexibility that scanlogd which is built into Trinux (used for
monitorying attacks against your Trinux box)
labrea - Tom Liston's great anti-Code Red tarpit tools. [ H]
despoof.tgz - a proof-of-concept tool for detecting spoofed packets
Packet Generators
These tools can be use to build and send custom TCP/IP packets. While many of these tools have similar (or
even overlapping) features, they all have their niche.
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packit.tgz - network auditing tool. Its value is derived from its ability to customize, inject, monitor, and
manipulate IP traffic. [H]
packedit.tgz - contains editcap, a utility from ethereal for modifying captured tcpdump files and
tcpreplay, for replaying captured tcpdump files.
frgroutr.tgz - fragments traffic to evade IDS or other security devices
sendip.tgz - a nice command-line tool for generating IP, IPv6, UDP, TCP, and RIP traffic that is under
active development. [H]
sendpkt.tgz - another command-line packet generation tools
mpac.tgz - a packet generation tool that allows you to specify a file for each layer (TCP,IP,Ethernet)
nasl.tgz - NASL is the language used by Nessus scanner to conduct vulnerability checks.
Encryption Packages
The following tools may/may not be legal in your country. See the crypto page for more information on
export issues.
frgroutr.tgz - Dug Song's excellent tool for building fragmented packet streams [H]
zodiac.tgz - A menu-driven DNS spoofing tool
sentinel.tgz - an Open Source sniffer detection tool
hunt.tgz - A menu-driven to for conducting ARP spoofing, TCP session hijacking, and sniffer
discovery [H]
Web Utilities
HTTP client and server applications have a history security vulnerabilities. These packages have not been
systematically audited for buffer overflows, susceptiblility to DoS attacks.
links.tgz - Links is a console-based web browser that does a better job of rendering HTML than Lynx.
curl.tgz - a multi-purpose FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, GOPHER, etc. client that provides many more features
than the stripped-down version of wget included with busybox.
wget.tgz - GNU wget
apache.tgz - Apache Server [H]
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Network Utilities
Scripting Languages
As far as I know, Trinux includes more scripting languages than any other compact linux distribution. You
can see why.
Text Editors
nano.tgz - an easy to use editor for non-UNIX folks that clones pico.
vi.tgz - elvis, a slim version of vi
vim.tgz - Vim 4.6, a more complete version of the venerable vi edit we all know and love.
diskutil.tgz - low level tools for disks and filesystems: [sc]fdisk, lde, mkdosfs, fdfomat
ext2tools.tgz - e2fsck, mke2fs, badblocks and supporting libraries
fileutil.tgz - bvi, hexdump, strings,
tctbin.tgz - non-Perl tools from The Coronoer's Toolkit and TCTUTILS including bcat, blockcalc, file,
fls, icat, ils, istat, pcat, and more
Wireless
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Kernel Modules
These are packaged version of kernel modules necessary for filesystem or hardware support. Post-0.80
releases support the "getkpg" command. Kernel module packages are found within the http://trinux.sf.net
/pkg/2.4.x/ directory.
Miscellaneous
These don't fit in anywhere else:
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