WAM's Projects
Various software projects WAM is directly responsible for:
- BookMaker
- WAM's software for managing parimutuel betting pools associated with off-track horse betting.
- WAM's Homedir
- Not much here right now, other than a view into the programs and config files I use in my various home directories. I got turned onto more rigourous management of my homedir after reading Subverting your homedir, or keeping your life in svn.
- Wamber.net Automation
- The code on which wamber.net runs is now checked into the revision control repository.
- Many other projects I can't share
- Most of the code I've written in the past 6 years or so is the property of Cisco Systems. Bleh.
WAM's Contributed Projects
I've been involved in contributions of various other Open Source Projects, including:
- Python
- My current favorite programming language. Mostly I am just a happy user of this well designed language; however, I recently contributed a patch to address email address parsing errors which will get included in the upcoming Python 2.5 release.
- Scapy
A cool python package for doing packet dissection, construction, and injection. I've added some bug fixes and some functionality improvements:
- Nmap
Swiss army knife of network/host/port scanning. My contributions include:
- code for the --exlude option
- patches related to max_parallelism
- many compile warning fixes
- the initial DTD for Nmap's XML output format
- Uptime information into the XML
- patch to allow multi-protocol port specification possible (e.g. -p U:53,111,137,T:21-25,80,139,515,)
- Kismet
- Kismet is wireless network detector and sniffer. I added some bug fixes that allow it to better handle cloaked networks.
- Dsniff
- Dsniff is a tool to extract password and other interesting information (such as URLs, instant message traffic, etc) from a sniffed network. I wrote and contributed the code that allowed dsniff to process wireless networks, as well as to read inspected packets from a PCAP file (such as generated by kismet).
