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A simple demonstrative command line tool which can do both file encryption and decryption . It is based on OpenSSL and can support AES / DES / 3DES / BLOWFISH / RC4 cipher algorithms with ECB / CBC / CFB / OFB chaining modes (ECB only for RC4).

With this application you can decrypt Cisco's type 7 passwords and view them in clear text. It's not too funcy but I think it works fine...

Provides steganographic cloaking for scripts and other data by interspersing sensitive lines with ANSI codes to clear themselves after drawing on a terminal. Front data, commented-out, is displayed instead.

SSHA Attack is a small prog for pen testers and security engineers to use in password/small clear-text auditing of SSHA hashes. It can also be treated as a SSHA crack tool but it was written with no malicious intent in mind. Use at your own risk.

Pytrap is a another Tripwire crap based on pyinotify. So it is event driven and there is no need for scanning every n seconds about changes. A lot of work is to do - but the heading is clear.

nssl is intended to be a netcat-like program with transparent Secure Socket Layer support, either clear or encrypted sessions can be used. It requires OpenSSL library to be installed.

A fast TCP port scanner with clear port definitions and formated output. Scan is done via randomized ports, configurable to run 1 - 65535 ports or 1 - 1024 (default). Application has the ability to pause for x seconds between each connection. Very fast

libnwrap - a library of network function wrappers that provides a simple and clear yet powerfull enough API for UNIX network programming. It targets ease of use, protocol independence, reentrancy, thread-safety, as well as built-in cryptograpy

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"...