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A tool for checking the accessibility of your data by IPFS peers. go build will build the server binary in your local directory. go install will build and install the server binary in your global Go binary directory (e.g. ~/go/bin) There are web assets in the web that interact with the Go HTTP server that can be deployed however you deploy web assets. Maybe just deploy it on IPFS and reference it with DNSLink. For anything other than local testing you're going to want to have a proxy to give you HTTPS support on the Go server.

Cnry makes it easy to publish and keep track of warrant canaries. A warrant canary is a method by which a service provider can inform users that they've been served with a government subpoena despite legal prohibitions on revealing the existence of the subpoena. The idea of using negative pronouncements to thwart the nondisclosure requirements of court orders and served secret warrants was first proposed by Steven Schear on the cypherpunks mailing list. Even if you don't need a warrant...

townhall is a framework for rapidly developing decentralized applications (dApps). This framework is designed to provide users with a user experience on-par with the centralized apps they’re used to. While townhallis different in many ways from “traditional” web app and even dApps, if you’re familiar with the Single Page Applications style of web app architecture, townhall should be relatively easy to understand. It can be used to build a variety of dApps such as a censorship-resistant...

Simple CGI script which allows you to transfer sensitive ascii data (passwords, hashes, pem keys) via HTTPS. SSL MUST BE implemented by webserver. Algorithm: - Paste new data into textarea, submit. You get link Link consists of three md5 hashes from salt. File, containing your data, named that way. So, it is hard to bruteforce links/files. - Whenever link being opened, script reads file and prints its content into brower in text/plain content-type. Afterthat, script removes file. So...

Laika analyzes and reports on the interoperability capabilities of EHR systems. This includes the testing for certification of EHR software products and networks.

TwICE is a Java impl. of the Information and Content Exchange (ICE) protocol v2.0. It implements an ICE syndicator (publisher) and ICE subscriber. TwICE is useful as a reference implementation or a public syndicator and subscriber for testing.

Rice is a Ruby implementation of the Information and Content Exchange (ICE) protocol. It implements an ICE syndicator (publisher) and ICE subscriber. Rice may be useful as a reference implementation or a public syndicator for testing.