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    Liveliness and Face Identification

    Leading free and open-source liveliness check &face recognition system

    This is a free and open-source liveliness check and face recognition project. Essentially, it is an application that can be used as a standalone server or deployed in the cloud. You don’t need prior machine learning skills to set up and use. The application is customizable react based mobile friendly UI and Python based backend. The program is a real-time face detection application. It allows you to detect faces using your webcam and displays the video feed with oval drawn around the...
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    Blank Grabber

    Blank Grabber

    The most powerful stealer written in Python 3

    Blank Grabber is an archived Python information-stealing malware project presented as a configurable grabber with a graphical builder. The repository lists capabilities related to credential theft, session theft, browser data collection, system information capture, screenshots, webcam capture, persistence, evasion, and exfiltration. Although the README includes an educational disclaimer, the tool’s stated behavior is clearly harmful outside isolated and authorized security research. It should not be used as a normal utility, administration tool, or learning project for general users. The safest way to describe it is as a malware sample for defensive analysis, detection engineering, and awareness of common stealer techniques. ...
    Downloads: 152 This Week
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    CamDesk

    CamDesk

    The Desktop Webcam Widget

    CamDesk is a free, open source, desktop webcam widget, that was created as home surveillance application. Although others have used it for demonstrations even with CamStudio, and QuickTime Player for screen casting.
    Downloads: 43 This Week
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    Pombo

    Pombo

    Pombo can help you recover your computer in the event it's stolen.

    Pombo works silentely in the background, hidden, and sends tracking information to a webserver of your choice. If your computer is stolen, just log into your webserver to get the lastest file uploaded by Pombo, decrypt and hand it to the police. They will have all they need to catch the thief: IP address, date/time, nearby routers, screenshot, and even a photo of his/her face if you have a webcam ! Pombo protects your privacy: Tracking information is encrypted with rock-solid GnuPG and...
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    With multilogger you may log keys, sound, webcam and the screen!
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