It's that time again.
Please vote below to choose the best of 2011, the 2011 Toolsmith Tool of the Year.
We covered some outstanding information security-related tools in ISSA Journal's toolsmith during 2011; which one do you believe is the best?
I appreciate you taking the time to make your choice.
You can review all 2011 articles here for a refresher on any if the tools listed in the survey.
You can vote through January 31, 2012.
Results will be announced February 1, 2012.
11 comments:
The best forensics tool of 2011 is definitely volatility 2.0
no other forensic framework is such powerful and best of all - open source!
My objectivity requires that I neither confirm nor deny, Senator. :-) I can however say "Nice deck!" http://reconstructer.org/papers/Hunting%20malware%20with%20Volatility%20v2.0.pdf
My vote for the TOOL OF THE YEAR goes to Armitage because Armitage's red team collaboration mode is the most unique idea of 2011.
Red team collaboration mode allows multiple users to use any Meterpreter session at the same time. Each user may open one or more command shells, browse files, and take screenshots of the compromised host and more.
I really love all the covered information security-related tools in 2011. I follow all your updates great work Keep it Up!
Thanks for allowing multiple votes -- I chose SecurityOnion and Highlighter.
Where is the link to vote? Or do we just include something in the comments? I'll vote for SecurityOnion.
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i vote for volatility for forensic and armitage for making easy metasploit :)
iKONs, be sure to vote via the survey form. If its not visible to you be sure to see the comment just before yours for help.
Perhaps Websecurify should be part of the list?
As it was not covered as a 2011 Toolsmith topic, no. That said, I tried to engage the Websecurify team to do so and never heard back from them. If you have any influence, I'd gladly cover Websecurify in 2012.
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