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Finder Window Manager† (FWM) is an application for managing all of your Mac OS X Finder window needs. This application allows you to create Window Sets to remember the size, placement, and just about all the view options of your open windows (there are a few minor settings such as label placement below or on the side of icon views that are not open to modification by third-party applications).

Bastille support for OS X is in CVS now.

A short list of background processes and daemons running in Mac OS X.

Aanval is the industries only correlation and analysis console designed specifically for Snort and Syslog data.

XNmap 3.0 XNmap is the most user friendly way to scan networks and perform security audits from a Mac. The current release updates XNmap to allow you to choose any copy of nmap you want, including the ability to use the version installed by Fink. The nmap binary that is included in the XNmap download (v. 4.01) is now installed in such a way to allow it to be run from the command line as well as from XNmap! XNmap is now a Universal Binary!

Darwine project intends to port and develop WINE as well as other supporting tools that will allow Darwin and Mac OS X users to run Windows Applications, and to provide a Win32 API compatibility at application source code level.

OS X interface on windows. Download.

The NetBSD Packages Collection (pkgsrc) is a framework for building third-party software on NetBSD and other UNIX-like systems, currently containing over 5400 packages. It is used to enable freely available software to be configured and built easily on supported platforms.

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An anonymous Internet communication system

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This article presents topics that will help you make Mac OS X secure. If you are familiar with UNIX systems, you may want to skip the following section, which discusses some basic UNIX concepts, and move to the later portion of the article, which looks at the specifics of Mac OS X security. If, however, you come to Mac OS X from OS 9.x and would like some UNIX background information, be sure to read what follows.