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A perl program/script for capturing and displaying the serial port data from a 22-812 RadioShack multimeter, might work for others.
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Get and display the traffic counter of a Fritz!Box 7270 (or similar) in a human readable form on local host. The telnet daemon has to be enabled on the FritzBox to download the data file from the AVM router to local host.
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TILT is a set of terminal logging and playback tools for auditing telnet and SSH connections made from a bastion host. It provides timestamped logs and real time playback of logs for incident reports, incident analysis or as a training aid
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Live Security/Forensics Linux Distribution, built from scratch and packed full of tools useful for vulnerability analysis, penetration tests, and forensic analysis.
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A program to capture ALDL diagnostic data from DSM cars (Mitsubi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, Plymouth Laser, and Mitsubishi Galant VR-4) and log the information for later analysis.
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