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SMADRET Means Always Do Really Encrypt Talk (or Find A Better Acronym). It is a SOCKS 4-proxy that listens on localhost and acts as a middleman between your chat client and the outside world, intercepting messages and performing PGP-encryption using GnuP
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The aim of this small program is to parse your address book (Evolution address book or VCard file for the moment) and check if some of your contacts have uploaded a PGP public key on a key server.
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Hoppy the {H}ttp {O}tions {P}rober in {PY}thon checks the availability of http methods on a specified server. It will probe these methods to see if they are active and in some cases disclose configuration issues leaking system information
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The principal target of Segovia is to generate reports for a set of Security Testing tools. This reports show the different found vulnerabilities in a graphical way. Also they explain the most common reasons and the solution of these vulnerabilities.
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A simple security tool to test for the integrity of a computer installation. SdT constructs a signature of the current system state and checks installation state with a previously made signature. Is intended to work on a compromised system.
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A reverse HTTP shell to execute commands on remote machines behind firewalls. Once you run the script on the target machine, it periodically polls its designated server for commands to execute. Traffic traverses firewall as outgoing GET/POST requests.
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Originally made to crack /etc/passwd files from *nix utilizing the GPU. Uses GLSL and OpenGL. Acts as a parallel to John the Ripper, but for the GPU. Supports both ATI and nVidia, anywhere OpenGL can run.
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This tool provides the same interface as a SiteErrorLog but provides the ability to specify who should receive error emails, what error emails are sent, and extra information to put in the headers of the error emails to provide easier mail filtering.
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Yokoso is a project geared toward fingerprinting infrastructure. Yokoso will determine what web interfaces are available on a specific network.
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PyTextCryptor is a simple python program to encrypt text, and easy to use. I can save to a file(.cro). It uses PygGtk, and python.
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mailrelaytester is used to check a smtp server if it accepts relays. It checks the same tests as http://www.abuse.net/relay.html
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A pure Python module that implements client side RADIUS authentication, as defined by RFC2138. This project has moved to GitHub. http://github.com/btimby/py-radius/
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Automate the management of Cisco switches out-of-band (OOB) for extra security and reliability. Uses serial ports; version 2 is thread-safe and supports multiple switches.
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PySumpas is a simple, graphical password generating utility written in Python/Tkinter. Using tools from the Python Cryptography Toolkit, it generates secure passwords from user input that can be regenerated if forgotten.
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Retyping Dante is a media art-piece on cultural products produced through, and social developments surrounding web 2.0. The project consist of software which enables you to securely join the devoted community committed to retyping 'La Divina Commedia'.
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Python module importer to import from archives. Demonstrates importing modules from AES encrypted zip archives. Experimental status.
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Open source project for bots that can be used on social networks. These bots are for testing only and should not be used for SPAM or other malicious means. Bots are currently coded in Python and Ruby and demonstrate many different ways to use bots.
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A hook script usable with TortoiseSVN (and possible other subversion clients/GUIs) providing transparent repository encryption (encryption/decryption at the client side).
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Python Advanced Wordlist Generator is an easy to use software to create profiled wordlists and make various operations on an existing wordlist. This software is part of the "Kalkulator's Knights" project.
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This project's goal is to provide a simple but extendable SOC (System On Chip) that can be loaded into an FPGA in order to quickly test custom coprocessors and evaluate their robustness against SCA (Side Channel Attacks) or others physical attacks.
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Antiexploit framework for home, business, or server use. Completely opensource, and free(as in free beer). Antibody doesn't use a signature database, instead it emulates the possible threat to find out whats really going on.
