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    Wordpie Python Based Brute Force

    Wordpie Python Based Brute Force

    Python Based Brute Force Password Cracking Assistant By Clownsec

    ...Use the keyword "stdout" to print to screen or for use with other programs like Aircrack-ng or Medusa ./wordpie.py | xargs -L 1 medusa -h 192.168.1.1 -u admin -M web-form -p ./wordpie.py -o stdout -A | aircrack-ng -b XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX -w - *.cap
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    Enigmatic CGI pastebin
    Simple CGI script which allows you to transfer sensitive ascii data (passwords, hashes, pem keys) via HTTPS. SSL MUST BE implemented by webserver. Algorithm: - Paste new data into textarea, submit. You get link Link consists of three md5 hashes from salt. File, containing your data, named that way. So, it is hard to bruteforce links/files. - Whenever link being opened, script reads file and prints its content into brower in text/plain content-type. Afterthat, script removes file. So...
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    HTTP Anti Flood/DoS Security Module

    HTTP Anti Flood/DoS Security Module

    Detect Flooder IPs, Reduce Attack Surface against HTTP Flood Attacks

    This module provides attack surface reduction enhancements against the HTTP Flood Attacks at the web application level. Massive crawling/scanning tools, HTTP Flood tools can be detected and blocked by this module via htaccess, firewall or iptables, etc. (like mod_evasive) You can use this module by including "iosec.php" to any PHP file which wants to be protected. You can test module here: http://www.iosec.org/test.php (demo) Watch the Proof of Concept video: http://goo.gl/dSiAL Hakin9 IT Security Magazine Article about IOSEC http://goo.gl/aQM4Di (different format -> http://goo.gl/JKMUPN) IJNSA Article at http://goo.gl/LLxRdX WP Plugin Page http://goo.gl/nF5nD CHANGES v.1.8.2 - Iptables Auto Ban Bash Script Included - Token Access via Implicit Deny - Reverse Proxy Support - reCAPTCHA Support Do you want more features? ...
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    distributedPHP client

    distributedPHP client

    A simple script for distributed computing through PHP:

    distributedPHP client is a simple PHP script that can simultaneously activate/send data to as many web scripts as you want. You must open and configure the distributedPHP .php file prior to running it. ditributedPHP client supports activating scripts without data, sending the same data to all scripts, sending unique data to each script or sending user input to each script.
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