Replaced tools have their place in the Archives, along with their successors and historical downloads.
Documents, slides and videos
– Social engineering: the art of influence and manipulation: Social Engineering
– Under fire in the information war: L’infoguerre
– Computer viruses: Virus Informatiques
– Why are all systems vulnerable?: Tous les systèmes vulnérables : pourquoi ?
– Disaster recovery and business continuity planning: PRA et PCA
Code / Scripts (cybersecurity)
SxWall : universal blacklist management for Linux in Bash (IP, CIDR, countries, zones, ASNs, files)
SxTLSCheck : TLS / SSL compliance checks in Bash
Seccheck: a Swiss army knife in Bash for sysadmins and pentesters: seccheck.sh
sxnetstat: a Bash script to count connections per IP on Linux: sxnetstat.sh
Certbot-auto : an old patched version of certbot-auto for Debian 7 and Debian 8: certbot-auto.gz
Bash version patched against Shellshock for Mandriva 2008 to 2010: bash
Glibc for Mandriva 2010.2 patched against the GHOST vulnerability: glibcm2012
Glibc for Mageia 3 patched against the GHOST vulnerability: glibcm3
Security Enhanced Kernel setup, test bed for qmail & pattern matching : Openprotect (archive)
Webmin 0.88 temporary insecure file creation : archive
Code / Scripts (games / miscellaneous)
Joshua: the power of GPT-3/4 with speech synthesis from the console: joshua.sh
Maze: a maze game written in Bash that uses mazegenerator maze.sh
Mazegenerator: a maze generator in Bash using the DFS algorithm: mazegenerator.sh
2B3T (Brain Bash Tic-Tac-Toe): tic-tac-toe in Bash, quite simply: 2b3t.sh
Code / Scripts (sysadmin)
SxFilesBackup : a file backup script in Bash based on rdiff-backup
SLC (SxLoadCheck) : a Bash tool to compare web performance across multiple domains
SxSSL : automatic Let’s Encrypt TLS / SSL certificate generation for Apache in Bash
SxSQLyze : MySQL and MariaDB database analysis in Bash
SxUpdate : automating Debian updates in Bash
SxSerialCheck : checking and comparing a domain’s serial numbers across multiple DNS servers in Bash
Automatically update a BIND DNS zone’s serial number in Bash: sdu.sh
Web VIP management on OVH vRack with ARP compensation in Bash: vipweb.sh
Code / Scripts (installers)
ReplikSQL : MySQL/MariaDB replication in Bash
A chrooted BIND installer for Debian 8 and possibly 9 in Bash: sbci.sh
A Webmin installer for Debian in Bash: install_webmin.sh
An automatic Oracle Java installer in Bash: paji.sh
A Bash script to automatically install Jitsi on Debian: jitsi.sh
A Bash script to automatically install a Squid proxy with authentication on Debian: squid.sh
A Bash script to automatically install a MariaDB or MySQL server on Debian: installsql.sh
Code / Scripts (backup / migrations)
SxSync : remote file synchronisation in Bash with rsync / SSH
Brainbackup : a backup script in Bash for LAMP servers based on rdiff-backup: brainbackup.tar.gz
Code / Scripts (OVH / OVHcloud)
Boap : a Bash script to “play” with the OVHcloud API
A vRack IP configurator in Bash for non-legacy OVH Debian 9: vrack.tar
Adding subdomain support to the OVHM panel (version 0.4): OVHM
Code / Scripts (monitoring)
SMS : StackX server monitoring in Bash
Memcalc: a Bash script that displays memory usage by services, PIDs or users: memcalc.sh
SPP (StackX Pingdom Provisionner): a Bash script that automates the configuration of a Pingdom check: spp.sh
An automatic check in Bash to see whether a process is up, with an action if it is down: pcheck.stackx.sh
Archives
Older tools remain available to understand how they work, find a version or follow their evolution. Their status and successor are shown here and at the top of the relevant pages.
- PALI : a very, very distant ancestor of StackX. Debian 8 and 9 installers, originals and variants adapted to the archived repositories.
- Scomp : replaced by SxSerialCheck. Code preserved in the articles in French and in English.
- Unorblacklist (replaced by SxWall): quickly block and unblock an IP or a network: unorblacklist.tar.gz · Introducing UnOrBlacklist
- Brainfw (replaced by SxWall): block an IP, a range or a country: brainfw.sh · Introducing Brainfw