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PassMan Password Manager
Simple password manager written on Laravel and Filament
PassMan password manager is designed to help you take control of your passwords — keeping them local, secure, and easily accessible. It lets you add domains, categorize your passwords and ensures that only you can access your credentials. With our tool, you can easily add domains, categorize your records by type (e.g., www, FTP, etc.), and store usernames and passwords securely. Since everything is stored locally, you’re the only one who has access to your data, providing an added layer... -
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phpPassSafe is a web based Tool for secure, rolebased password storage and management. The passwords are stored aes-256 encrypted. Now a random password generator is included.
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OneForum
The Forum is easy-to-modifying Forum equipped with many features.
The OneForum is an easy-to-modifying Forum equipped with many features. It has an Admin & Mod Area. The appearance can be changed as you want! - There are also some Addons. Features: User Profiles PM System Admin / Mod Area Spam Protection Captcha & IP-Lock BBCode & Smileys RSS Feeds News-System Announcements User edit / block SHA1 encoding E-Mail verification SQL-Injection-Guard Admin-Notifications Contacts Statistics InfoBox Badword-Filter Counter User... -
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This is actualy a modificated version of the well known phpMyID. The goal is to keep the simplicity of phpMyID, but yet make it possible to use it as a multiuser openID that draws its data from an existing MySQL database.
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