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"No more clear text passwords" is a project to stop the nonsense regarding passwords used in the login protocols of most Web 2.0 projects: they are sent in the clear, shamelessly, with absolutely no care for privacy, and without warning the users.

As SSLExplorer is now closed source, SSLE-PAM has been ported and integrated to Adito, THE OpenSource fork of SSLExplorer. http://sourceforge.net/projects/adito

MISec is a feature of the LAMPSecurity.org site. It is designed to release open source security training projects, consisting of virtual machine images demonstrating common Linux, Apache, PHP, and MySQL weaknesses that can lead to compromise.

A toolkit of nitty-gritty classes from real-life projects. Contains generic snippets along with things like server-side DOM implementation or RSA or code generation tools.

The Koozali SME Server is the open source community side of the original e-smith server. SME Server consists of a modified Red Hat / CentOS Linux installation, together with a number of server applications as well as the server management web panel. Its strengths are its ease to use for anyone able to use a web interface, and its robustness, giving the ability to recover its initial state even after any upgrade. The server is designed for Small Offices and Home Offices to act as a gateway with a firewall web and email services, but fits also home user needs or even the needs as a simple and robust server only in the cloud to host your website projects and emails.

Flash/PHP adaptation of the XTEA encryption algorithm. Allows encryption/decryption of sensitive data using 128-bit key. May be used for network data (HTTP) or offline for implementations like secure CD-ROM projects.

A secure collaborative framework that is being used by other projects such as CFAgent (online customer service), CFWeb (pure HTTP communication for CFAgent) and much more in addition to serving as a standalone all-in-one collaboration platform by itself.

Two projects in one: easy to use javascript shopping cart and RSA-type javascript browser-based public-key encryption. Ecommerce without cgi!

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"...