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mimikatz is a tool that makes some "experiments" with Windows security. It's well-known to extract plaintexts passwords, hash, PIN code and kerberos tickets from memory. It can also perform pass-the-hash, pass-the-ticket or build Golden tickets; play with certificates or private keys, vault and more.

... * In-line attachment and separate file attachment * All content types and mimes * SMIME , Signed and Encrypted mails In an integrated way Sadly, Microsoft.Net.Mail Ssl Mails does not support Implicit Ssl Mail and it is still used by many servers, including port 465 of Gmail here AIM comes to make a readable and fast alternative to send your smtp mails. For unicode issues please refer to https://sourceforge.net/p/netimplicitssl/tickets/4/ . We really appriciate any help in testing of different encodings

...Very easy in three steps: Send Messages: 1 - Write a messages 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma cipher 3 - Send the encrypted message Recieve Messages: 1 - Select the message 2 - With the right mouse button, select enigma decrypt Support Tickets: https://sourceforge.net/p/enigmagpg/tickets/

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: provides core implementation of state-less Cross Site Request Forgery protection. ...

BarTex is a system designed to create inexpensive tickets for events. It uses a crypto system to verify tickets using barcodes; thus eliminating the cost of expensive, colorful tickets that cannot be photocopied/forged.