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Power Hasher is a program that allow you to get the hash code of multiple files at once, and export the results to a file, making easy for this file to be imported and the files checked. Currently it supports MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384 and SHA512.
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BadTuxWall will help you to implement your own firewall on a Linux operating system using an efficient graphical user interface. It also allows you to generate iptables scripts, export them and share them with friends.
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GCertView is a C++/Gtk x509 digital certificate viewer. It can show all the certificate fields, and also export it to DER, PEM and to a XML format.
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Portable software to import, export, delete, rename, view, edit and execute files in TrueCrypt containers
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Powerful password manager program with: - Use OpenSSL - Based on Plug-ins structure - NT Authorization - Multi-user - Make movable media - Auto fill HTML form - Remember password of applications - Backup/Restore - Import/Export (and more...)
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TrustedPickle is a Python module which lets you create and sign your data files. By using public/private key techniques, this module protects your users from loading malicious data files that others might claim you created. LEGAL FOR EXPORT.
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Full-featured password manager for Windows95/98/2K/XP, with strong encryption. Store passwords for internet accounts, PIN numbers, credit cards. Securely encrypts data with Blowfish or IDEA. Easy navigation, search, import/export, clipboard protection.
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It provides a common interface to different message digest algorithms, such as MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384 and SHA512. Other algorithms can be added later. Also, it provides a debug capability to export the result at every step.
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RG-Safe uses the Cryptlib library to keep all your information "safe". You can import files into your SAFE. From there you can securly view it, reencrypt it, export it or email it securly to someone on your keyring. You can sign/check files & also comat
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Digital Archive Creator for OCS
Digital Archive Creator for OCS Inventory NG
This software is written in python and aim to add export function to OCS Inventory NG for a formatted xml with custom stylesheet in a pdf or html. DAC can export a single computer or all the computers. Web version and Cli version -
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nexTM
The vision: Building the best and most convenient threat model editor
nexTM is a threat modeling tool tailored towards agile software development. It provides a clean and easy to use model editor which is loosely inspired by OWASP Threat Dragon (as it also makes use of the antvis X6 library). Besides the model editor, nexTM allows you to structure your threat modeling projects into products, product increments, and models to conveniently keep track of any changes throughout application development. In the near future, it is planned to implement a "diff view"...
