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ufonet
UFONet - Denial of Service Toolkit
UFONet - Is a set of hacktivist tools that allow launching coordinated DDoS and DoS attacks and combine both in a single offensive. It also works as an encrypted DarkNET to publish and receive content by creating a global client/server network based on a direct-connect P2P architecture. + FAQ: https://ufonet.03c8.net/FAQ.html -------------------------------------------- -> UFONet-v2.0 [R3D] "R3DST4R!" (.zip) -> md5 = [98fcd2bd3bba3f1d52738113522d3bc9] -> UFONet-v2.0 [R3D]... -
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WSChat
PHP Web Chat System utilizing Websockets HTML5 Technology
Simple Web Chat System which uses PHP Websockets server code and Javascript client HTML5 API to bring a system similiar to IRC (Internet Relay Chat) for live interactive Internet text messaging between users via web interface. Suppports system domains, channels (with various modes), private messaging and many other features. System data is stored into SQLite database. It can easily be improved to make a powerfull communication web chat system. -
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Plugin for Irssi which monitors torrent IRC announce channels, downloads torrent files based on a user-defined filter, and then sends the torrent files to a local or remote torrent client. Supports several different private trackers.
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Plugin for ChatZilla which monitors torrent IRC announce channels, downloads torrent files based on a user-defined filter, and then sends the torrent files to a local or remote torrent client. Supports several different private trackers.
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SqIRC is light IRC client written in java, with script control and plugin!
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An IRC client for Palm WebOS, (Palm Pre). Pound takes advantage of existing qWebIRC installations to relay IRC over http/https allowing you to IRC on your Pre WITHOUT requiring that you 'root' your phone.
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Web IRC Client is an AJAX based IRC Client Web Application. It is built with ExtJS framework (client side) and FastCGI in Apache (server side). Has a high performance, efficiency and low bandwith consume design. It is ideal for high load IRC networks.
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IRC Client written in PHP that can be installed on web server to replace popular "JAVA chat" applications. Warning: not recommended for shared hosting packages because they usually don't allow irc.
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SpiderMonkeyIRC is an IRC client/bot written in C with an embedded SpiderMonkey (JavaScript) scripting engine.
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SICSY is a system, in which a server and multiple clients can communicate in near real-time. It allows for developers to easily create such systems, for anything from chat to games. The client is written in Javascript/AJAX, and the server in Perl.
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LoqIRC is a purely client-side web-based IRC client utilizing Java, JavaScript, and LiveConnect technology.
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Irc web client (PHP, xhtml, css, ECMAScript) in real time (without "refresh"). Groucha doesn't need anything else than php and is "safe mode" compatible.
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KDG (http://kdg.klient.com) is a group of scripters and DLL developers that are working together creating scripts and plugins for the Win32 IRC client named Klient.
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