At last, I’m very happy to announce the release of the long-waited Anti NetCut version2.

Main Features:

1. Works on Ubuntu/Fedora/RHEL..
2. Written in Python so it’s easy to maintain and update.
3. Automatic detection of almost everything (you might need to supply the interface name as illustrated below)
4. Works perfectly with NetCut 2.8…

The usage instructions are too easy, just download and edit the antinetcut.py file (change “device=eth0″) to your interface name and run the script…

Notes

• You must leave the script running in the background, stopping the script means that you might get attacked again.
• After starting the script, it might take a few seconds before you get your connection back, so please be patient.

Anyone wants to join development, please see the official page http://code.google.com/p/antinetcut/

Download from here: Download Here

I’ve a local home server that works as a local RAID storage with some virtual machines that serve different services to me and to some friends. The most known service to most of you is the XMPP service for chat.cat-hackers.net that enables all the H4ck3rZ Foundation members to communicate in an efficient way.

Another thing is that this server hold all of my important data that represents my own work throughout the years, so it’s very important to keep them secure and safe. I’d a bad experience of losing a 2.5GB harddrive that had all of my programming work. That experience taught me how to spend more money to keep your data safe and secure.

So I got an external 500GB USB hard drive to have it mainly as a backup drive for my 500GB RAID local home server, and as you can see it’s 500GB too, so I can’t do incremental backups on that disk because it too small for such a plan, so I decided to rsync the data on the storage server to the USB hard drive and I wrote a nice script that does some smart stuff….

Let’s post the script first then I’ll describe more about it.. Read the rest of this entry »

I was assigned to monitor the link status here in the company because we had many problems regarding our new TEData internet line. We couldn’t calculate exactly when the line is down and up, so I wrote a small script to run as a cronjob to create a log for the internet connectivity status.

The script is quite useful and very light, it’ll generate a log about your internet connectivity and will try to detect the reason of the internet connectivity problems.

Note: you’ll need to change the value of the variable GATEWAY_IP to your gateway/router/dsl_modem IP address before running the script. And you don’t have to be root to run this script.

you can download it from this link