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    Java-Enigma

    Enigma Encryption Simulator in Java

    This program is an offline and stand-alone Java application which simulates the Enigma encryption machine that was used during World War II.
    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    MicroZip

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    Create,extract and encrypt ZIP,GZIP,TAR,BZIP2,TAZ files on Java mobile

    MicroZip is a powerful file compression and encryption utility for mobile phones which allows you to create and extract compressed archives in multiple formats and encrypt sensitive information with powerful AES-256 encryption. MicroZip can create and extract ZIP,TAR,TGZ,TBZ2 archives and extract many other formats as JAR,GZ,BZ2,TBZ,WAR,BZIP2,GZIP,Z,TAZ,CBZ etc. MicroZip allows you to extract selected files without extracting the whole ZIP archive. MicroZip also supports encrypted ZIP...
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    Java Vulnerable Lab - Pentesting Lab

    Java Vulnerable Lab - Pentesting Lab

    a deliberately vulnerable Web application

    This is Vulnerable Web Application developed for course by Cyber Security and Privacy Foundation (www.cysecurity.org) for Java programmers The full course on Hacking and Securing Web Java Programs is available in https://www.udemy.com/hacking-securing-java-web-programming/ WAR file: ---------- https://sourceforge.net/projects/javavulnerablelab/files/latest/JavaVulnerableLab.war/download Virtualbox VM file: -------------------------- http://sourceforge.net/projects/javavulnerablelab/files/v0.1/JavaVulnerableLab.ova/download Credentials for the VM: ------------------------ Username: root Password: cspf Stand-alone file: (Run the Jar file directly) -------------- http://sourceforge.net/projects/javavulnerablelab/files/v0.2/JavaVulnerableLab.jar/download
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    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    Servlet container extensions that help web developers write full featured Java web applications.
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    An Experimental Platform for Secure Peer Services, QARE uses a decentralized trust model, a Public Key Infrastructure and provides single logon for multiple applications running across multiple systems. WAR files are used to add applications.
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