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Computer Links
Downloads
Education
- O'Reilly Books -- Far and away the definitive source for technical books
- Webopedia -- Find any computer/internet related term, have it defined, and link to resources to better explain it
- ICSA -- Products that passed IPSec testing
- W3 Schools -- Site for learning web design
Good Reading
Online Tools
Free Windows Programs I Use Every Day
Free Networking Tools
- PuTTY -- Small but full-featured SSH/telnet/serial console client
- Iperf -- Great tool for measuring network throughput between two hosts
- Net Cat -- The Windows version of the "Network Swiss Army Knife" (and other cool tools)
- nmap -- Windows version of the port scanner/OS detection tool
- Tftpd32 by Ph. Jounin -- Excellent TFTP Server for Windows
- WinDump/WinPcap -- Command-line packet sniffing tool for Windows
- WireShark -- The open source graphical packet capture tool
- FileZilla -- Very nice, free, ftp client and server
- Kiwi Syslog/CatTools -- Free syslog daemon and device manager
- PRTG -- Paessler Router Traffic Grapher
- Cain & Abel -- Handy password recovery tool
- UltraVNC -- (Still) free remote access
Other Free Tools
- Chilkat ZIP 2 Secure EXE -- Very clean EXE creator. Allows encryption too.
- Daemon Tools -- Very slick tool for mounting CD/DVD ROM ISO images
- Irfan View -- Quick and full-featured graphics viewer
- EditPad -- Very nice alternative to the cruddy notepad that comes with 9x/NT 4
- Freeware Hex Editor -- High-quality Hex editor
- Cron -- UNIX Cron scheduler for Windows NT/2000
- Cygwin Utilities -- I couldn't compute without these ... they include your UNIX favorites like the bash and Bourne shell, awk, diff, cut, find, gcc, grep, gzip, head, kill, ls, make, perl, rcp, scp, sed, sleep, ssh, tail, tar, touch, vi, wait, wc, wget, and about a hundred more
- UnixUtils -- Slightly less complete assortment of UNIX ports that are much more portable and quickly installable as they require no special DLLs, unlike Cygwin.
References
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