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JOSE JWT
Ultimate Javascript Object Signing and Encryption (JOSE)
Minimalistic zero-dependency library for generating, decoding, and encryption JSON Web Tokens. Supports full suite of JSON Web Algorithms and Json Web Keys. JSON parsing agnostic can plug any desired JSON processing library. Extensively tested for compatibility with jose.4.j, Nimbus-JOSE-JWT, and json-jwt libraries. JWE JSON Serialization cross-tested with JWCrypto. -
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Myrtille
A native HTML4 / HTML5 Remote Desktop Protocol and SSH client
Myrtille provides simple and fast access to remote desktops, applications, and SSH servers through a web browser, without any plugin, extension or configuration. Technically, Myrtille is an HTTP(S) to RDP and SSH gateway. User input (keyboard, mouse, touchscreen) is forwarded from a web browser to an HTTP(S) gateway, then up to an RDP (or SSH) client which maintains a session with an RDP (or SSH) server. The display resulting (or not) of such actions is streamed back to the browser, from the... -
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The Arcanum Editor is a small but powerful tool to encrypt and decrypt messages. The program also comes with it's own format CTXT. This format is based on XML and allows you to save texts with the Advanced Encryption Standard.
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