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...Supports more platforms, since the new structure allows to easily add a new platform. Feedback LED also for sending. Ability to generate a non-PWM signal to just simulate an active low receiver signal for direct connection to existent receiving devices without using IR.

...The Covert Channels Evaluation Framework (CCHEF) is a flexible software framework for empirically evaluating network steganography methods or covert channels in network protocols. CCHEF can be used in real networks with real overt traffic (e.g in research testbeds), but can also simulate covert channels using overt traffic from trace files (e.g. evaluation on a single host). CCHEF is designed for evaluating covert channels and not for (mis)using them for actual covert communication. CCHEF's sender or receiver are normal user space applications that are not disguised in any way and do not contain any malware-like code, e.g. they do not illegally acquire superuser privileges etc.

The idea is simple. Creating a program to simulate an artificially intelligent computer capable of carrying out simple task. Jarvis Celibi 4.2 is not artificial intelligence. It is not machine learning. It is not a neural network. And it is still under development.

A collection of classes and functions that can be used to simulate 802.11 (a or p) physical layer operations. Makes use of the IT++ library and contains several receiver implementations as well as channel models and simulation examples.

QKeyGhost is a kind of software that can simulate mouse and keyboard events.Furthermore, we can use it to DIY our own script, save it and open it for using when needed.Hot keys F10 and F11 are supported.Finally, it is free!