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JS Analyzer is a powerful static analysis tool implemented as a Burp Suite extension that helps security researchers and web developers automatically uncover important artifacts in JavaScript files during web application testing. It parses JavaScript responses intercepted by Burp Suite and intelligently extracts API endpoints, full URLs (including cloud storage links), secrets like API keys or tokens, and email addresses while filtering out noise from irrelevant code patterns. The extension...

PDF Combiner is a user-friendly open source free to use, GUI-based tool for combining, pdf to excel, pdf to word, image to pdf, zip, unzip annotate and splitting PDF files. It is easy to use, supports multiple file insert and delete and process, and allows you to adjust the order of files before combining.

GXSM -- Gnome X Scanning Microscopy: A multi-channel image and vector-probe data acquisition and visualization system designed for SPM techniques (STM,AFM..), but also SPA-LEED/LEED/LEEM data analysis. A plug-in interface allows any user add-on data-processing and special hardware and instrument support. Latest: NC-AFM and related explorative methods as SQDM can be configured. High-Speed external PAC-PLL hardware option with digital DSP link. Based on several hardware options it supports a commercially available DSP hardware and provided also Open Source Code for all the low level signal processing tasks and instrument controls in a most flexible and adaptable manner. ...

DSTK - DataScience ToolKit is an opensource free software for statistical analysis, data visualization, text analysis, and predictive analytics. Newer version and smaller file size can be found at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dstk3/ It is designed to be straight forward and easy to use, and familar to SPSS user. While JASP offers more statistical features, DSTK tends to be a broad solution workbench, including text analysis and predictive analytics features. Of course you may specify...

...For more information: http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?S1600576714004506 To download the latest version of XSOCS (D. Naudet, T. Vincent, M.I. Richard, G. Chahine), follow the instruction in the following link: https://gitlab.esrf.fr/kmap/xsocs You can find on youtube video tutorials explaining the main steps to follow for a standard KMAP data analysis. In the folder XSOCS_tutorials_data of the Files tab, you can download the dataset used in the tutorials. Make sure to read the readme file.