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Linux Malware Detect v1.3.3: Making good things better
May 15th
This morning I have put out LMD v1.3.3, this is on the back of two other successive releases in recent days that improved LMD in many areas, along with correcting some bugs that were graciously reported by those helping to break-in the project. I have also listened to feedback and revised a number of features along with completely redoing how the inotify monitoring operates, to provide a much more robust model for real-time file monitoring.
I am also happy to say that people are embracing the use of the -c|–checkout option to send me malware that is not currently detected, which More >
Better Late Than Never: Linux Malware Detect 1.3
May 12th
Today I have released Linux Malware Detect (LMD) 1.3, the first public stable release of my malware detection tool. The documentation is a little thin but the details are on the project page and the README file should fill you in on anything you need to know, otherwise you can post a comment on the bottom of the project page and I will assist where possible. Input on feature ideas, bugs and malware data is always welcome, see the –help options on LMD for the checkout feature to upload malware data to rfxn.com.
In October I detailed the concepts behind the More >
The Way Forward
Oct 18th
It is hard to believe the year is almost done and gone already, it has been busy for me with some life drama earlier in the year then a couple of larger projects keeping me on my toes since then.
During the last few weeks I have taken the time to draft a solid road map for the projects and where I would like them to be by this time next year. The road map evolved in very organic fashion with me jotting down a few points here and there every day, now it is pretty long but very constructive. It More >
New Site, At Last!
Mar 1st
It has been on my plate for a long time now to redo the R-fx Networks site, although this process began some years ago with a few incarnations of new sites developing behind the scenes, none ever made it into production. In the end I drew the conclusion that sometimes simpler is better, so here we have it – the new R-fx Networks site – devoted to the projects and my personal work as a whole.
Where I want to go with this new site is explained a bit in the about us section, so head on over there if you have More >
