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Description How To Use: Cardito.exe <Folder Path> e.g. Cardito.exe "D:\Card Data" Pros: Very Quick and Lightweight Cardito is a simple Credit Card Number searching tool. It does a simple recursive scan of all files in the specified directory and checks the condition of the found numbers to Luhn's algorithm. It does not require installation. It has to be placed locally on the machine which is to be scanned. Cardito is small yet powerful. Currently, it supports the following file...
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Saccs is a simple web-based personal accounting package to track bank and credit card balances. A person can have multiple accounts. Multiple installations on one system can accomodate multiple users. Perl and MySQL are required.
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Aktivate is an end-to-end e-commerce solution developed for Linux and other Unices. It is targeted at small-to-medium-sized businesses or charities who want to accept credit card payments over the Web and conduct e-commerce. Aktivate has its own uniqu
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YAMS (Yet Another Merchant System). An E-Commerce package incl.: Credit Card authorization (through Signio), persistent shopping carts for registered users, a retail management interface,inventory management tools, and tools to handle 'affiliates.'
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