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    KDE-Services

    Full features for Dolphin's right click menu on KDE Plasma 6.

    Full features for Dolphin's (File Manager) right click contextual menu on KDE Plasma 6. Specially designed for OS based on Red Hat.
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    TorK is an Anonymity Manager for the KDE Desktop. Browse anonymously on Konqueror/Firefox/Opera. Send anonymous email via the MixMinion network. Use ssh/irc/IM anonymously. Control and monitor your anonymous traffic on the Tor network.
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    hawKeye, the next generation cyber-surveillance system
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    KCPentrix is liveCD design to be a standalone Penetration testing toolkit for pentesters and security analysts
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    The LAN Information Server provides something like the "Network Neighbourhood" , but only relying on the TCP/IP protocol stack. There are two versions, a "normal" one (LISa) and a restricted one (resLISa), for the more security concerned users. The first
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