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    EMAGNET

    EMAGNET

    Automated hacking tool to find leaked databases with 97.1% accuracy

    Automated hacking tool that will find leaked databases with 97.1% accurate to grab mail + password. Before using Emagnet, please remember that with great power comes great responsibility. Pastebin patched the vulnerability I previously used in order to get recent uploads, so at the moment it is not possible to get recently uploaded files, you are now limited to all syntaxes exempt the default one (95% get's uploaded as 'text' and this is removed from all recent upload lists). Bruteforce...
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    pgsh

    pgsh

    Branch your PostgreSQL Database like Git

    pgsh is a tool for managing multiple PostgreSQL environments by automating the setup of per-branch or per-developer databases. It makes it easy to clone production or staging schemas and spin up isolated dev instances tied to Git branches. pgsh is great for teams working on feature-heavy applications with parallel development workflows.
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