Search Results for "z-image"

Image Encryptor allows you to encrypt youre image on a pixel level. This is a very inuitive approach since the image keeps its original file format and will appear as noice. You have full control to encrypt the images multiple times with different passwords. Decrypting an image with a wrong password will not result in a ‘wrong password’ message, but in a useless noisy image which makes automated brute force attacks very difficult.

This program checks the namespace of the password input ([a-z][A-Z][0-9][`-/]) and then determine the total number of passwords that an attacker might go through to brute-force the password. This is currently and ALPHA program, and as such everything that you "get" out of it should be examined closely.

pngacidbath is the one true PNG image brute force compressor. While other tools simply run down a list of "intelligent" compressor algorithms (some known as zlib methods), pngacidbath tries every byte combination to come up with THE smallest file.

BFS-CS uses a brute force search to solve a given rubiks cube. It aims at finding the shortest solve possible. The tool provides a cube editor using OpenGL.

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.