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Yeah, there isn't anything here yet work too
much.
Eventually I will have posted a list of all the spam that
I
receive in my email account each day, with daily and
monthly
totals. That script is a work in progress right
now!
Here are some things that you can check out though:
A careless user:
I won't say where this screenshot was obtained from,
but I
bet it is from someone who will be developing
carpel-tunnel
syndrome MUCH sooner than anyone else I know!
lol
Screenshot 1
PacketShaper Web-Redirect
I wrote a collection of unix shell scripts for blocking
users
on our campus network. This is typically used for
when we
find machines that are infected with a virus or a
worm.
Your just add the IP/hostname onto our PacketShaper, and
then
any web page they try to get to they will be redirected to
our
cleanup web page, with directions on how to clean their
machine
and get it patched. Theses scripts allow the
HelpDesk to
unblock machines that are on the PacketShaper block list
after
they have verified that the machine is in fact
clean.
Check the README file out for more instructions.
Download PacketShaper
Web-Redirect Un-Block
SecureCRT Cisco Configuration and Firmware
Update
I wrote this quick collection of scripts when we
recently
received a large number of new Cisco switches that needed
to be
updated with the latest firmware and configured with a
base
configuration (loaded from a text file). This all
takes
place through the serial port on your computer via the
Cisco
console cable. I modified one of the sample scripts
SecureCRT came with. You will need to edit each of
the
scripts and give it the path to your tftp server and
firmware
update file, as well as a text file containing your base
configuration. After doing this and running the
script, it
will prompt you for the HOSTNAME of the switch, IP address
of
the switch, INVENTORY TAG #, and ROOM location of the
switch.
There are several things to modify in the scripts
themselves.
Check them out before running them. I plan to
eventually
make this more portable and have 1 script instead of a
separate
script for each switch type.
Download
SecureCRT Cisco Config & Firmware Update
McAfee v7 Home AutoInstaller/Uninstaller AutoIT
Script
Myself and one of our student HelpDesk workers (mostly
him I
might add) put our heads together on this project.
What
this script will do is check for any known antivirus
software
you have installed on your computer (we have a list of
about 10
different packages and their associated registry
keys). It
will then uninstall the software, download McAfee v7 Home
or
McAfee v4.51 depending on which version of Windows your
runing
(v4.51 for 95/98/ME) and install it, and register the
application. I have removed the links to our version
of
McAfee files, but you can easily create them -- I just
created
them using a zip file and then used a zip to exe converter
(we
use the -d option on the command line...it's all in the
script).
Make sure you have the latest version of AutoIT v3
installed as
that is what this was built with. Also download the
md5sum.exe and wget.exe files into the same directory for
when
you compile with AutoIT, these files will be included in
the
setup file.
Requirements:
- AutoIT v3
-
WGET for Win32 compiled (download
a local compiled copy for Win32)
-
md5sum for Win32 compiled (download
a local compiled copy for Win32)
-
update.ini from McAfee's ftp site (if your doing
a CD
based install)
-
SuperDAT from McAfee's ftp site (if your doing a
CD
based install)
Download
McAfee Home
AutoInstaller/Uninstaller
Script
Security CD Scanning Script v1.01 (For Windows
Updates/AntiVirus
Software and others)
This script will check Windows based machines for the
following: It will do the following:
- Windows Updates that you define in it (XP SP2, 2000
SP4 w/
RPC fixes, etc) for Win 98/ME/2000/XP.
- Check XP CD Key for "FCKGW" invalid key
for SP2 upgrade
- Check for any known antivirus software you have
installed
on your computer (we have a list of about 10 different
packages and their associated registry keys) and
uninstall it
and install whatever AV software you want.
- Install a hosts file to block popups, etc.
- Set the IE bits for certain ActiveX controls.
- Check the language of Windows and only run if it's
English
based.
- Clean temp files
- Clean prefetch
- Run Trend SysClean to clean common viruses
- Run MS Sasser cleaner
- Run MS MyDoom cleaner
- Run MS Nachi/Blaster cleaner
- Install QFECheck
- Configure Automatic Windows Updates
- Configure IE Cache settings
- Disable/Enable screen saver while running the
script
- Install SpyBot v1.3 and update definitions if
necessary
- Run SpyBot and clean found spyware
- Enable XP SP2 firewall
- Install XP SP2
- Check for active network connection (if network
cable is
plugged in)
- Install 2000 SP4 and associated hotfixes
- Install IE6 SP1 on 98/ME/2000 if necessary
- Install Windows Installer v3 if necessary
- Keep a log file of activity
- Probably a lot more stuff that I'm forgetting!
Requirements:
This is still a work in progress. If you use any
of my
code or plan on using this at your institution and
distributing
it, please give credit where credit is due!
Download
Security CD Scanning Script v1.01
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