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MrFish is a powerful tool designed to automate the creation of fake account submissions for phishing tests and vulnerability assessments. With the ability to generate random usernames, passwords, and even credit card data, it simulates real user behavior to help test the security of online forms. Featuring customizable settings for proxy support, user inputs (email or username), and multiple threads for speed, MrFish provides an efficient way to stress-test web servers and form-handling...

...Blackhat-Global OS Lite is offered as XFCE4 desktop edition tailored to address the needs of a variety of pentesters users with more than 2000 penetration testing tools. Blackhat-Global OS Lite can be installed permanently as a robust and fully configurable operating system on a laptop or desktop system, or it can be run effectively as a live installer and supports the addition of persistent storage for thos

Xenos is a lightweight Windows DLL injector built on top of the Blackbone library that specializes in injecting custom dynamic libraries into target processes for purposes such as modding, testing, or security research. As an application rather than a library, it provides a concrete example of how to leverage Blackbone’s robust process and memory manipulation APIs to perform manual and automated DLL injection into both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows applications. Xenos supports a variety of mapping techniques including manual mapping, and it is configured to work across supported Windows versions from Windows 7 to Windows 10 x64, making it useful for developers and modding communities working with older or newer games and applications. ...

Common Lisp provides a SEARCH function to lookup given keys in a string, but its implementation can be subotimal: it can be beaten in some cases by even the simpliest brute-force algorithm. This project is aimed at implementing robust string matching algorithms for Common Lisp.

...That is to say that the algorithm which encrypts the information works in the same direction as the algorithm that decrypts it. This in itself is the very nature of quantum mechanics - "forward only". Through a quantum-entanglement-like operation, we created very robust encryption methodology which will secure information for some time to come through sheer numbers and flexibility. With 2^65536 possible keys a brute force attack on a key is simply infeasible. The full version, due to release March 11, 2013 will allow password protection which helps protect your information by forcing the impostor to not only produce the 65536 bit key, but have your password as well and allows for individual passwords for individual files.