Scans web servers for insecure cgi scripts (very out dated)

A little simulation I wrote back in 1994. Basically a bunch of 'peeps' (read: multicolored dots) running around the screen. They have sex (sorry, not illustrated), become pregant, spawn offspring and eventually die. Hey. I was bored. Source and binaries are included, seems to run ok on current versions of win32 and under dosbox. (screenshot)

DWL is short for Daily Work Log. This perl script runs as a UDP client / server in order to track your daily events, notes or automated events. activity. Features include:

• Client mode
• Server mode, both forking and non-forking
• Blowfish Encryption
• MD5 checking
• ACL's
• File locking
• Make entries via built in editor, external editor or command line

The script requires both Crypt::CBC and Crypt::Blowfish.

     Sample Output:

     Mon, Jul 6 @ 14:10 @ vermin
       - test 123

     Mon, Jul 6 @ 14:10 @ vermin
       - test more

     Mon, Jul 6 @ 14:19 @ frito
        - that was quick, got file locking in place for DWL
    

Defunkifys filenames... it converts alpha characters to lowercase, removes spaces and obfuscated characters that have no business in a filename. WARNING: this script can seriously damage system files if used incorrectly. For use with personal data only, to not use on system files!

An extremely flexible bulk password generation program. It can produce passwords based on a set of masks supplied at the command line.

Not ready for prime time. A self contained web based mp3 / ogg player. It's main focus is quick, easy installation and maintanence. There are some screen shots:

• 2004-aug-08
• 2003-dec-26
• 2003-dec-07
• 2003-may-19
• 2002-jun-22
• 2002-may-26
• original (date unknown)

A perl script that will filter and color syslog entries. Useful for a loghost with lots of traffic.

A daemon that monitors general system information and relays it over syslog. Includes a client side for parsing / displaying the information in a meaningful manner.

Always forgetting birthdays or important events I wrote this perl script to remind me of important events. Useful when included in .bash_profile.

Finds different solutions to those annoying peg games

Sample Solutions:
1 2->4->7,11->7->4,9->5->2,2->4->7,12->8->5,3->5->8,10->6->3,14->13->12,7->8->9,1->3->6,6->9->13,12->13->14,15->14->13
1 11->12->13,14->13->12,6->9->13,12->13->14,15->14->13,1->3->6,7->8->9,2->4->7,10->9->8,13->8->4,7->4->2,2->5->9,6->9->13
1 3->6->10,4->5->6,11->7->4,2->4->7,10->6->3,1->3->6,13->8->4,14->9->5,7->4->2,2->5->9,6->9->13,12->13->14,15->14->13
1 10->6->3,1->3->6,8->9->10,10->6->3,2->5->9,14->9->5,7->4->2,3->5->8,12->13->14,15->14->13,13->8->4,2->4->7,11->7->4
1 2->4->7,11->7->4,9->8->7,3->5->8,12->8->5,7->4->2,10->6->3,1->3->6,14->13->12,2->5->9,6->9->13,12->13->14,15->14->13
1 12->13->14,5->8->12,15->14->13,10->9->8,12->13->14,7->8->9,14->9->5,3->6->10,2->4->7,11->7->4,4->5->6,10->6->3,1->3->6