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    MTTK_AS2

    A software that implements AS2 protocol to send and receive messages

    is an open source software which implement EDIINT AS2 protocol, it includes encryption, digital signature, compression, sync and async (Partial support) MDN. This software is 100% based on java technology, supports Windows and Linux platform Just extract to any directory to run, a sample configuration is also available. Refer to user manual under doc directory.
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    deface-no-tnx is an anti-defacement system that monitors your Web files and notifies you about unallowed changes. It also replaces the defaced page with a standard "error" page,so that no offensive/joking content can be frauodolently added to your site
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    HTTPPoll is a website monitoring and alert program, written in Java and run on the command line. It polls a list of URLs at user-defined intervals, and can run three types of alerts when a URL returns an error code: email, pop-up dialog box, and shell scr
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