Welcome to the Titania Labs research and development pages. Our research and development has lead to the production of a number of useful tools and the donation of code to various Open Source projects such as KDE and UnixODBC. We hope that you will find the tools and other documents useful.

	Banner Grab Connects to TCP and UDP network services and returns the service banners. It includes support for SSL-based services and includes trigger-based service information enumeration capabilities.
	Data Sources A GNU/Linux graphical ODBC Data Sources configuration application, similar to that found on Windows and Mac systems.
	IP Calc (Legacy) A simple graphical IP calculator tool. This tool uses Qt 3 and has since been replaced by Nipper IPCalc.
	Manglefizz A username, e-mail address etc mangling tool. The mangles are specified using simple text strings.
	McAfee Firewall Backup Script A script that creates an unencrypted backup of McAfee / Secure Computing (Sidewinder) firewall devices.
	Nipper IPCalc An easy to use IP calculator which supports addresses in both standard and hexidecimal forms.
	Nipper Type-7 An easy to use Cisco IOS Type-7 password decrypting tool with a command line and graphical frontend.
	ODBC Stats A simple real-time GNU/Linux graphical ODBC statistics tool.
	SQL Query A graphical GNU/Linux database query tool with database browse capabilities.
	SSL Scan A very fast SSL service cipher testing tool. It connects to a specified service (including SMTP services) and determines which ciphers are enabled. Includes various configuration options and output formats.
	Sun Patch Check A tool to check for missing Sun Solaris patches. Includes on-line update facility and a number of different options to identify different types of patches and statistics.
	Viewstate A .Net viewstate decoder/encoder which also displays information on the viewstate protection settings and more.

The tools provided by Titania Labs are continually being enhanced. If you find any issues or have feature requests, these can be added to the Bugzilla system. Support and advice on these tools can be obtained through the community forums.