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I was just wondering what are your favorite tools. Pls respond to all of these or just some. What is the name of your favorite software in each category.
Disassembler
Debugger
IDE (Intergrated Development Environment)
AntiVirus
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name)
Linux Distro/BSD
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) (ie.nmap)
Web Design Software - windows
Web Design Software - *nix
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc)
Email Client
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IDS (Intusion Detection System)
Vunerability Scanner
Scripting Language
Programming Lang (compiled)
Browser
Text Editor
Log Scanner
AntiVirus - Cleandisk
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name) - Built in XP Firewall
Linux Distro/BSD - Gentoo
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) (ie.nmap)
Web Design Software - windows - Notepad
Web Design Software - *nix - none
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc) - MSPaint
Email Client - Outlook
Vunerability Scanner - ms-dos
Scripting Language - html
Programming Lang (compiled) - QBasic
Browser - Internet Explorer
Text Editor - Notepad
Disassembler - Don't use one.
Debugger - I generally use whatever comes with whatever IDE I'm using at the time.
IDE (Intergrated Development Environment) - Netbeans for Java, VC++ 6 for C++
AntiVirus - AVG
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name) - Kerio Personal Firewall
Linux Distro/BSD - Slackware
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) - NMap
Web Design Software - Dreamweaver/Notepad
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc) - Paint Shop Pro
Email Client - I only use webmail
Vunerability Scanner - Nessus
Programming Lang (compiled) - C++/Java depending on what I want to do
Browser - Mozilla Firefox
Text Editor - DOS Edit
Cheers,
cgkanchi
Disassembler: IDA
Debugger: Ollydbg
IDE (Intergrated Development Environment): IDE's are for pussies :p
AntiVirus: AVG
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name): router built in firewall (siemens santis 50)
Linux Distro/BSD: don't really use due to lack of driver
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) (ie.nmap): nmap
Web Design Software - windows: haven't used anything but frontpage express.
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc): Corel Photopaint
IDS (Intusion Detection System): router built in
Programming Lang (compiled): Java
Browser: Opera
Text Editor: DOS edit
Disassembler - None
Debugger - None
IDE (Intergrated Development Environment) - None
AntiVirus - NAV2004 and Kaspersky AV
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name) - Built-in to router (Linksys BEFSR41)
Linux Distro/BSD - Linux - SuSe & BSD - FreeBSD
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) (ie.nmap) - NMap
Web Design Software - windows - Notepad/Edit Pad Lite/Edit Pad Pro/Flash MX 2004
Web Design Software - *nix - None yet
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc) - Photoshop 7.0
Email Client - Outlook Express
IDS (Intusion Detection System) - None
Vunerability Scanner - .None
Scripting Language - HTML/PHP/Perl/etc...
Programming Lang (compiled) - C++/QBasic
Browser - Mozilla Firefox 0.8
Text Editor - Notepad/Edit Pad Lite/Edit Pad Pro/Vi/Pico
Log Scanner - None
seems like java really caught on
Just so you know, i was kinda kidding in the previous post :)
AntiVirus - AVG
Firewall (Hardware/Software and what's the name) - Norton Personal FW
Linux Distro/BSD - Mandrake
NetworkScanner (*nix/windows) - NMAP
Web Design Software - windows - MacroMedia
Web Design Software - *nix - none
Grapic Editor (Photoshop/Gimp ....etc) - Photoshop CS
Email Client - Google
Vunerability Scanner - depends on what velneravility im looking for
Scripting Language - xhtml
Programming Lang (compiled) - C#
Browser - FireFox
Text Editor - CrapPad (The Specialist wrote it ) :)
I dont have any favorites really... I steal, grab, make, or buy what I need then dispose of it when I don't. But if I had to choose I'd say:
WDASM
debug
For Pascal and C/C++ I use some IDE by bloodshed
NAV
Redhat
It's easy to make your own scanners
CrapPad rocks! :D
Graphic editing: any is fine (There are to many out there to count)
I also like VB and MASM because im weird.
Erm... what are you talking about? Java's well past the stage where it needs to "catch on". It's a mature programming language.Quote:
seems like java really caught on
Cheers,
cgkanchi