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    LabMACOSX
    LabMACOSX: Is a laboratory of applications written in Applescript language. Brutosx is brutus.pl remote login and password bruteforce cracker inserted inside the application Brutosx (need only of Net::Telnet Perl module are required get them at CPAN, while the list of users and passwords, and the service is inserted inside the application). SSHOSX is ssh application client to establish an ssh connection from client to server, Nmaposx is nmap port scanner invoked from the application Nmaposx...
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    imgp

    imgp

    Multi-core image resizer and rotator. Go crunch 'em!

    imgp is a command line image resizer and rotator for JPEG and PNG images. If you have tons of images you want to resize adaptively to a screen resolution or rotate by an angle using a single command, imgp is the utility for you. It can save a lot on storage too. Powered by multiprocessing, an intelligent adaptive algorithm, recursive operations, shell completion scripts, EXIF preservation (and more), imgp is a very flexible utility with well-documented easy to use options. ...
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    EPG (Extended Password Generator) is the tool-at-hand of any system administrator to generate pronounceable and random passwords, secured against brute-force dictionary attacks.
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    thad0ctor's Backtrack 5 toolkit

    thad0ctor's Backtrack 5 toolkit

    thad0ctor's BT5 toolkit streamlines word list creation and other tasks

    Originally designed as a word list creation tool, thad0ctor's BT5 Toolkit has become an all purpose security script to help simplify many Backtrack 5 functions to help Pentesters strengthen their systems. The backbone of thad0ctor's Backtrack 5 Toolkit is the Wordlist Toolkit that contains a plethora of tools to create, modify, and manipulate word lists in order for end users to strengthen their systems by testing their passwords against a variety of tools designed to expose their pass...
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    ShellTer is an iptables-based firewall. What sets it apart from the rest is that it has built-in SSH brute force protection. It is easy to configure and has an interactive CLI installer.
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    Cheescloth is a security script that is used to monitor and block email being brute force sent to your mail server by zombie machines in control by spammers and hackers. It also will catch and block hackers trying to hack your server via SSH connection
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    A shell script which determines by brute force the best compression format (bzip2, gzip, Z, zip, etc.) and which compression level to use in order to archive a file the smallest possible.
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