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WipeFreeSpace
Secure wiping/shredding of free disk space with many methods
WipeFreeSpace is a program to securely erase/wipe/overwrite/shred the free space on file systems WITHOUT DESTROYING EXISTING FILES, to prevent recovery of deleted sensitive data. This allows protecting the user's privacy when e.g. selling the drive or the whole computer. The following filesystems are supported: - Ext2/3/4, - NTFS, - XFS, - ReiserFSv3/4, - FAT12/16/32, - MinixFS1/2, - JFS, - HFS/HFS+, - OCFS. The following wiping methods are supported: Gutmann-like, random,... -
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Java File Tree Walker
A console based File Tree Walker written in Java.
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Platform-independent recursive search library. C-API, written in C/C++, with mappings to C++, COM, D, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby, STL, with more to come.
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...It provides a set of standard file manipulation (copy, head, tail, chunk, zip, search…) in a user-friendly nice-looking Swing interface with possibility to add custom processors written in Java.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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The project Jaulp is jet another utility library project written in Java. It contains utility classes for Date ,Calendar, Collections, Resources, Files, IO for Random data, and many more. This is the last version for this project.
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Java bindings for FUSE (http://fuse.sourceforge.net). Allows filesystems to be written in a combination of C and Java utilizing the FUSE library, aiming to provide maximum flexibility, ease of use and performance.
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As in Pretty Good Privacy, this is a Pretty Good Incremental Backup tool. Inspired in rsync, jnSynch provides a basic file synchronization engine written in JAVA and so executable from either Java-compatible computer.
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JEraser is a very simple but extremely effective tool to erase a file or and entire directory so that no one could recover it. It's written in Java so you can run it on every platform.
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Platform-independent recursive search library. C-API, written in C/C++, with mappings to Ch, C++, COM, D, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby, STL, with more to come. Supporting recursive search of file systems, FTP, XML, source control systems, etc.
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Batavia is an extensible platfrom independent file manager written in Java. It is extensible via plugins and has virtual file system support.
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This is a file splitter written in Java. Unlike some file splitter programs that I have come across, this program allows for the transfer of split files between different Operating Systems. Tested on Linux, Free-BSD and Windows XP & 98
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Small tool written in Java to split then concatenate files. Used to bypass mail limitations or backup on small drives (floppy,memory card).
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LazySync is a pure-Java file-synchronization program written for handheld devices (currently supports the Compaq iPAQ) using the SavaJeXE (www.savaje.com) Java operating system.
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A peer-to-peer file replication (synchronization) engine written in Java. Managed via the web. Keywords: RMI, JSP, Sync, P2P.
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