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This project aims to be an iptables configurator. Host platform is Win32. Programming language is Borland C++ Builder. This mix was chosen to enable non-Linux network administrators administrate a Linux firewall / NAT Proxy.
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SysK allows to crypt text by using system informations calculate the algorithm. For each user,the crypt algo will be different. It's written in C language for Linux x86. The objective is to allows it to crypt streams, binaries and more.
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An English-language HoChiMinh-City Linux User Group focused on researching, developing and promoting Free, Linux & Open-source information systems for improving collaboration between SaiGon and the rest of the world.
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The E language is an open-source object-oriented langauge for secure distributed computation. We are currently hosted on our own sourceforge setup at: http://bugs.sieve.net/projects/e-lang
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To develop a Pattern Language for use in Designing and Implementing Home Automation and Security Systems.
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We're working on developing a standard encryption API for the Python language, and building a set of standard cryptography modules. The CVS tree is open to anyone who needs it for a Python/crypto related package.