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     The NSS-FIST Cracker Tools Archive

     The NSS Front-line Information Security Team (FIST) have created
     an archive of popular public cracker tools, they can be used
     effectively in a security auditing situation to identify key
     vulnerabilities and security risks.

     Network Scanning Tools

     ADMhack is a Linux-based network scanner developed by ADM, a
     group based in Europe. ADMhack is extremely powerful and fast, it
     can be downloaded from here. ADMhack binaries are only available,
     so run at your own risk.

     ADMscan and z0ne are Linux-based network mapping tools written by
     ADM for use with ADMhack and their other tools, ADMscan and z0ne
     are available from the NSS-FIST ADM mirror here.

     Mscan is also a Linux-based network scanner (although source is
     included so porting isn't difficult). Mscan is considerably less
     powerful than ADMhack, but doesn't require to be run as root.
     Mscan can be downloaded from here

     Nmap is a massively comprehensive portscanner that supports all
     known portscanning types, it is very useful for testing packet
     filtering systems and networks. Nmap 2.00 can be downloaded from
     here.

     Pscan is a simple TCP and UDP portscanner which has added
     functionality to retrieve NIS maps and dump RPC service listings,
     the source for pscan is very portable and available here.

     Brute-Force Cracking Tools

     ADMpop is a very powerful POP3 brute-force program developed by
     ADM, the source code is available here.

     ADMsmb is a Samba/NetBIOS brute-force share password cracking
     program developed by ADM, the package is available here.

     Other miscellaneous tools such as hunt, strobe and netcat may be
     found by browsing the tools archive manually.

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