EnderUNIX VoIPong has been included within Backtrack, known as the most
innovative penetration testing environment available.

You can readily use VoIPong from the Backtrack Live CD.

A quick tutorial is available in this URL:
http://blog.ironguard.net/2007/06/using-voipong-with-backtrack-2-final.html

You can reach VoIPong project page here:
http://www.enderunix.org/voipong/

EnderUNIX spamGuard 1.8 with qSheff extensions is out at last. New version
adds/changes the following:

- qSheff log file suppor added. IP adresses of spammers, found in qsheff.log, 
  who send mails which has same subject more than pcnt or bcnt value will be
   added to badmail file.

- If subject filtering is enabled, subjects of spams, found in qsheff.log, will be added
   to qsheff.rules file. To enabling this feature, make enable_subj_filt value 1.

You can get detailed information about the brand-new release, please take a visit
to the project web-site:

http://www.enderunix.org/spamguard/

• Kernel Architecture
• Interoperatbility with other Operating Systems
• Networking
• Embedded systems
• Device drivers
• Commercial uses (hosting, etc.)
• Spam Prevention with BSDs
• Ports collection
• Desktop
• Performance Tuning
• Security
• Programming
• E-commerce
• Applications of BSD systems on "E-devlet" projects
• System Administration
• Raid and high-volume storage
• High-performance
• Mass Installation
• Networking
• Cryptography

Latest EnderUNIX project, scanhill's new release, is out with some bugfixes and few minor improvements.

You can get the new version from the project's web site:

http://www.enderunix.org/scanhill/

EnderUNIX Software Development Team announces the availability of its 16th open source tool
scanhill.

Developed by one of the academy students of EnderUNIX team, Cihan Komecoglu, the tool can
capture and analyze MSN Messenger protocol text messaging.

Optionally, intercepted text messages can be stored onto an RDMBS (Only mySQL is supported for now).
Given that mySQL is used, stored instant messages can be read through a browser interface that is
written in PHP language

Dear open source fans,

6 years have passed, we've come to this day with your support and cooperation. Years

came and passed thus we grew and improved. Whithin this period, more than 200 papers

have been submitted, 14 software projects have been started. 400 people has subscribed

to our mailing list, more than 3000 people have opted in to receive our news bulletins.

Altough we are working on quite specific matters, we're receiving 2000 daily and 25000

monthly unique visitors. We've reached 70.000 page views monthly.

Because of this progress, keeping our mission always the same, we've changed our vision.

For this reason, we decided to change our famous logo, which was representing FreeBSD.

We've decided to open a logo contest to take as much contribution as possible.

Here is a list of items which we'll expect the logo creators to take into account:

- More modern

- More general (Current logo resembles only FreeBSD. New logo should be more general. It

  doesn't have to resemble anything. It should not embody only one notion, since EnderUNIX

  works in a variety of subjects including software development, documentation, qmail etc.)

- Should have a professional look

- Should not be commercial.

- Should symbolize team work, organization and togetherness.

- Should be global, universal.

The contest will be sponsored by EnderUNIX official sponsors endersys ltd (1)

and Acikakademi Publishing House (2).

The terms and conditions for the contest are:

- EnderUNIX holds all the rights for the winner logo work.

- The contest jury will be the 12 members of EnderUNIX Software Development Team:

. Ismail Yenigul

. Huzeyfe Onal

. Omer Faruk Sen

. Afsin Taskiran

. Halil Demirezen

. Ozgur Ozdemircili

. Necati Ersen Siseci

. Atilim Boy

. Ozkan Kirik

. Gokhan Alkan

. Murat Balaban

. Baris Simsek

- The works will be delivered to EnderUNIX by no later than July 5, 2006

- The winner logo will be announced on July 10, 2006.

- The designs may be basing their work on the current logo.

Awards:

The creator of the winner logo will receive:

- A four-book set by Acikakademi Publishing House

- 150 YTL will be awarded by endersys ltd.

You can e-mail your works to the staff ~ enderunix.org mailing list address where

all jury members are the subscribers.

Logo contest web page: http://www.enderunix.org/logo/

(1) endersys ltd is the official sponsor of the EnderUNIX SDT.

http://www.endersys.com

This release is the most stable release of the 2.x series of qsheff. 
This release forked as qsheff-II from qsheff tree. Thus configuration
files are located in etc/qsheff-II.

http://cvsweb.enderunix.org/

qsheff 2.1 has gone through varios code optimizations and new features are added.


ChangeLog is as follows:

- Source code forked as qsheff-II (simsek, 2006/02/29)
- Source tree was all arranged. Codes are moved to src/ directory (simsek, 2006/02/29)
- Subject filter has changed as flexible header filter (simsek, 2006/02/29)
- Solved spool directory growth problem (simsek, 2006/03/14)
- snprintf problem seen in Linux has solved (simsek, 2006/03/14)
- Clamd permission problem solved (simsek, 2004/03/22)
- djb.c that contains DJB codes was added (simsek, 2004/03/22)
- Passing parameters to external sofwares are added (simsek, 2006/04/07)
- wblist module was deleted (simsek, 2006/04/08)
- Ignore list was added  (simsek, 2006/04/09)
- External program interface is improved (simsek, 2006/04/09)
- Virus labeling feature was added (simsek, 2006/04/27)
- X-qSheff-Match header was added (simsek, 2006/04/27)
- Sysloging capability was added along with previous qsheff.log file (simsek, 2006/04/28)
- autotools macros are rewritten (simsek, 2006/04/29)


With this release old English and Turkish documents that details qsheff was renewed. 
We strongly suggest you to read handbook.en.txt and handbook.tr.txt that come with
distribution


Wblist was removed within this relase. To forbid according to From and To can be 
achieved with header filters. You can use badmailfrom to IP forbidding. You can 
also use qsheff.ignore for ACCEPT directive.

With this release qsheff.ignore file in which you define IPs and addresses that you
don't want to get proccessed by qsheff is added. This file has also regular
expression support.

Project page: http://www.enderunix.org/qsheff/

Best Regards,

EnderUNIX Software Development Team @ Tr
Beylerbeyi/Istanbul