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Aviator Predictor
Aviator hack: seed-inspection of aviator crash predictor & aviator app
Our downloadable SHA256 analysis tool powers the Aviator predictor, Aviator predictor app, and aviator crash predictor. Available for desktop, it’s designed for research, fairness verification, and safe demo testing Demo-focused aviator predictor tools — seed-inspection helpers (SHA-512 / SHA-256), AI-assisted summaries, and demo bot templates for aviator crash predictor, Start in demo mode to test safely. Disclaimer: Provided for analytical and testing purposes only. No predictive... -
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tickets
pythonic kerberosish ticket system: easy to use, easy to subclass
A SecureTicket, or Ticket, consists of salt, hash, valid_until, public_flags, flags, data and "invisible" hashed entropy. Tickets are symmetrically signed using SHA256-HMAC. Fields 'valid_until', 'flags' and 'data' may be optionally encrypted using AES128-CBC or TripleAES128-CBC. Values 'data' and 'entropy' may consist of arbitrary objects which are transparently pickled(serialized), optionally gzipped and of course securely signed. Specific implementations are included: FormTicket:... -
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Originally made to crack /etc/passwd files from *nix utilizing the GPU. Uses GLSL and OpenGL. Acts as a parallel to John the Ripper, but for the GPU. Supports both ATI and nVidia, anywhere OpenGL can run.
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