Advanced system monitor & process supervisor for Linux
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Collection of scripts and a binary agent for automated reconnaissance scanning, SSH/Telnet propagation, and C2 control
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The Process Watchdog is a Linux-based utility designed to start, monitor and manage processes specified in a configuration file. It ensures the continuous operation of these processes by periodically checking their status and restarting them if necessary.
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Linux tool that periodically monitorize and check for successfull SSH logins in the actual system, determine if a new login has occurred, and run the response subprograms (plugins) to act accordingly when a login has been detected.
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watchdogd (https://github.com/troglobit/watchdogd) recipes for openwrt
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To clean and organize Windows downloads folder Automatically using Python
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HandBrakeCLI + Python3 in a Docker
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A process watchdog with an optional output capturing rotated log file facility.
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