Free netbus software for windows

NetBus Detective detects all incoming NetBus activity and sends a configurable message to the hacker. It will trace the NetBus 1.53, 1.60, 1.70, and 2.0 Pro hacking tools and remove all kinds of trojan horses that are made for NetBus. NetBus Detective will also listen for hacking attempts and log all of them to a list that can be printed. This program can be password-protected and configured with sound alerts and personal colors. Support for more types of trojan horses has been added in this version.

It is a trojan/nuke protection program. It will monitor local ports for incoming connections or attacks, and optionally disconnect them. ProPort comes with a default list of 300 common trojan ports to monitor (SubSeven, NetBus, Back Orifice, etc), and can be editted by the user.

Major Features:

1. Unlimited port monitoring,
2. Auto connection kill,
3. Port list editing,
4. Attack log,
5. Remote filter,
6. Process manager,
7. Autostart method spy,
8. Autostart file editing,
9. File scanning.

free utility that runs transparently and notifies you when any program registers itself to run at system startup StartupMonitor is a tiny application which will run transparently (it doesnt even use a tray icon) and notifies you when any program registers itself to run at system startup.
It prevents those utterly useless tray applications from registering themselves behind your back, and it acts as a security tool against trojans like BackOrifice or Netbus.
StartupMonitor does not require Startup Control Panel, but it complements it nicely. When you choose not to allow a program to register itself, the programs entry becomes disabled in Startup Control Panel, so you can go back and enable it later if necessary.
StartupMonitor watches the Start Menus Startup folders and the Run entries in the registry.
StartupMonitor has been tested on Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, and Windows XP; unfortunately, it does not function correctly under Windows 95 because of some unimplemented routines in the operating system.