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    TelcoChisel

    TelcoChisel

    5G/4G Cellular Security Live Linux OS for SDR, Baseband Auditing & Tel

    ...Boot and hack. This platform eliminates the hours spent fighting dependency hell, broken drivers, and complex build processes — delivering a fully functional, out-of-the-box telecom auditing laboratory. Based on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (Noble Numbat) with a GNOME Shell desktop, TelcoChisel ships with <b>50+ pre-configured tools covering every domain of telecom security research. What's Included: Software Defined Radio (SDR) GNU Radio 3.10, SoapySDR, UHD (USRP), HackRF Host Tools, GQRX, gr-gsm, Kalibrate-RTL. ...
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    Tranalyzer

    Tranalyzer

    Tranalyzer flow generator packet analyzer moved to: tranalyzer.com

    The Anteater moves to a new site, available under tranalyzer.com. This tool generates extended netflow-like flow/packet statistics from large pcap files or ethernet interfaces. It is intended to serve as a tool for IT troubleshooting, encrypted traffic mining, AI preprocessing and forensic analysis. A packet based "tshark mode" for detailed header and content inspection is improved for troubleshooting and security purposes. Flow based and packet based content inspection and extraction,...
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    Decentralized Internet

    Decentralized Internet

    SDK for building decentralized web and distributed computing projects

    This project was created in order to support a new internet. One that is more open, free, and censorship-resistant in comparison to the old internet. An internet that eventually wouldn't need to rely on telecom towers, an outdated grid, or all these other "old school" forms of tech. We believe P2P compatibility is an important part of the future of the net. Grid Computing also plays a role in having a better means of transferring information in a speedy, more cost-efficient and reliable manner.
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    cyber-wrt PBX

    Cyber-wrt pbx is embedded system in DD-Wrt router

    ############################################### #--- CYBER-WRT by Christian Zeler / Comdif Telecom ---# #----------------- http://cyberhotel.comdif.com ------------------# ############################################## You can find 2015 news Cyber-hotel versions on http://cyberhotel.comdif.com including cyber-hotel on freepbx - Cyber-hotel decktop. . Cyber-wrt is a complet Asterisk IPBX and Hotspot system embedded in DD-Wrt router.
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    ComuniQ
    ComuniQ-Wholesale Telecom Billing System. It helps you manage all interconnect agreements for voice, sms and content. Its Next Generation Wholesale Billing System that takes care of all your retail and wholesale interconnect settlements requirements
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    Aims in providing utilities, so that the telecom protocol developers can mainly concentrate on writing the code to implement Finite State Machines. The utilities mainly include timer management, message Queues, Hash Tables, Transport Interfaces etc.
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    the Project aims at developing the MiniDriver with Complex Telecom ASIC(for instance, Broadcom's ASIC,bcm5655,bcm5650,bcm5665,etc) as Simple NIC for BootLoader(Uboot) or Embedded OS(ucLinux).
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    Scapegoat Software's Erlang B calculator is just that, an Erlang B calculator. It was written in Lazarus under Windows as a small project to have a simple standalone calculator for different telecom projects. We are releasing it under the GNU GPL 2.0.
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    Yang Orion Groomer Administrator (YOGA) is a web interface which provides an administration panel for Orion Telecom Networks groomers, leveraging both usability and security for telecom companies.
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    OpenSVMS is an open source Short Voice Messaging System. SVMS (also known as VSMS or VoiceSMS) is a telecom service which enables users to send voice clips as messages rather than plain text messages.
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