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VNQ
Light weight message application.
Simple application for sending and receiving secure messages. Works with windows and MacOS. -
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Fleabags.net-1.0
Open-Source Centos7 project to offer rapid communication apps.
The purpose of this project is to provide centralized and secure open-source communication applications on Centos7. Most services (Wiki, Email, XMPP/Jabber) are connected to OpenLDAP which can be managed through a Webmin console on port https/10000. This makes it easier to stay secure as passwords can be changed on the fly through the Webmin console interface with minor reconfiguration for your domain. -
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iBBS is a fully capable bbs program for Linux that was designed with ease of use and configuration in mind. Working as a shell, it provides a secure way to present users with set menu options, while making access to the command line impossible.
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phpStickyBoard
A simple, quick, user friendly and secure forum like Baidu.com tieba.
phpStickyBoard aimed at creating a forum program in simple, quick and easy-to-use interfaces. Security(of structure, contents) is concerned as the most important. -
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MegaBB is a forum software in development and utilizes CSS3 features. We aim at features to make your community with MegaBB secure, easy to maintain, and graphically appealing, without using all resources.
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VicBB is an open source Bulletin Board developed in PHP and uses a MySQL backend to store data. Some of the features include: Template-Based Design Admin CP User CP BBCode One-Click Installation Secure Unlimited Forums and Categories Avatar Sup
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The aim of this project is to produce a lightweight but reasonably secure PHP and MySQL Forum that can be easily installed to compatible web servers, and will be easily customisable for the end user as well as administrators.
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UltimaBB is the ultimate forum software. Written in PHP and using MySQL, UltimaBB is the best choice for secure forum software.
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A phpBB BBS modded version, with security in mind. If you are looking for a secure phpBB, you are in the right Project.
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GaiaBB is a next generation light-weight community builder. It will have features common to today's portal, forum, blog, and CMS software, but concentrate on being easy and secure to use.
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E-Blah is a fast, reliable, and secure bulletin board system. E-Blah has a facet of features which include: private messaging, passworded and group board security, extensive logging, polls and sticky threads, mod_rewrite support, spam removal, et cetera.
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UtopiaBB is a message board written entirely in Python. It aims to be secure, fast, highly modular, and feature rich.
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sBBS is a secure, command line bulletin board system for the modern age. It will feature encryption and potentially chat and file transfer features in the future.
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The idea of wiggem is to create a secure login system for anything private. Users are stored in a MYSQL database. Inspired by Phortify Wiggem uses sessions instead of cookies.
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