Atomicorp Archive :

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anti-malware/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:27	4kb
apache-testing/	Jan 17 2023 13:45:21	4kb
artica/	Apr 20 2024 00:04:01	60kb
artica-testing/	Apr 19 2024 17:12:05	20kb
binaries/	Jan 17 2023 13:44:37	4kb
free-waf/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:33	152kb
hids/	Apr 20 2024 03:14:53	4kb
hids-testing/	Mar 14 2024 16:05:03	4kb
iis-latest/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:33	36kb
iis-testing/	Apr 19 2024 17:11:51	28kb
installers/	Jan 17 2023 13:45:31	4kb
nginx-latest/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:32	4kb
nginx-testing/	Apr 19 2024 17:11:50	4kb
ossec/	Apr 20 2024 03:14:56	56kb
ossec-testing/	Mar 14 2024 16:09:40	12kb
plesk/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:33	140kb
subscription/	Apr 20 2024 00:03:43	20kb
subscription-testing/	Apr 19 2024 17:11:49	12kb
VERSION	Apr 20 2024 03:14:56	0kb
VERSION6	Apr 20 2024 03:14:54	1kb
VERSION6TESTING	Jun 09 2022 17:09:36	1kb

Configuration for the Atomic Archive

Atomic Archives

[atomic] - Stable free access rpm channel
[atomic-testing] - Near production quality packages currently in QA
[asl-6.0] - Stable subscription-required rpm channel for Atomic Protector/Atomic OSSEC (formally known as Atomic Securd Linux)
[source] - Source RPM packages

Configuration & Installation

Please see the Atomicorp Documentation (https://docs.atomicorp.com) for instructions.

Atomicorp Products

Atomic OSSEC provides a commercially enhanced and supported version of the OSSEC intrustion detection system.
Atomic Protector provides comprehensive security and compliance for servers and cloud workloads.

Atomicorp Archives

The Atomicorp archives are available through the package managers for Ubuntu, Fedora, RHEL and CentOS. Note: Not all mirrors will maintain all channels listed above.