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L2Acc is a packet sniffer for Lineage 2 (C4) game that uses WinPCap. It tracks the private shop prices and provides market evolution, scans the inventory and calculates its value, recipe budgets, allows recipe search and price estimation.
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A Win32 API based graphical desktop sharing system, it support LZMA compress, MD5 password check, 64bits file transfer, 8bits instruction fast protocol and windows's pack intelligence for reduce useless transfer band.
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A linux liveCD for the non-invasive, non-destructive detection and analysis of WiFi (802.11) networks. It also provides mechanisms to set up a PC as an 802.11 Access Point.
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openSNMP is a multi-threaded SNMPv3 engine. This project supports the Simple Network Management Protocol version 3. In particular, it is designed to match the architecture of the Internet Engineering Task Force SNMPv3 standard (RFCs 3410-15).
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YAWCU is a wireless LAN (WLAN) capture + WEP cracking utility. It can crack 64/128 Bit WEP keys on IEEE 802.11b/g networks by monitoring WLAN traffic and computing the resulting WEP key once enough packets have been gathered
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