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The Free Digital Money project aims to promote ideas and stimulate further innovation in the field of digital money. It provides a e-money implementation that can be used by anyone to try out ideas, build sample applications, or for further development.
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Packet generator for security research (currently RADIUS protocol). Create either large highly variable test runs or short programs demonstrating a characteristic sequence of packets.
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PacketFlow is a command line utility that processes an XML configuration to generate a set of firewall rules. It is intended to be installed and run directly on the firewall itself. PacketFlow was designed to deal with complex configurations.
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OpenSessame is a personnel entry control and time tracking management system. Platform independent, multi-node, client-server system, written in Python, with wxPython/wxWidgets client, a web management gui and PostgreSQL database backend.
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Themis is a new security scanner that search the network hosts for security problems and and present a report.
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Polydish is a polymorphic Internet server capable of accepting pluggable protocols (written in Python or Ruby), and can thereby serve any type of content imaginable. The backend code is a fast, secure, C-based server, employing thread pools and OpenSSL.
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deface-no-tnx is an anti-defacement system that monitors your Web files and notifies you about unallowed changes. It also replaces the defaced page with a standard "error" page,so that no offensive/joking content can be frauodolently added to your site
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RADAR is a pluggable network monitoring platform that allows for reporting and searching at the application layer. Out of the box, RADAR lets you capture SMTP, AIM, YahooIM and YMail traffic. Find out more at: http://www.optaros.com/solutions_radar.html
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Tricentis qTest for Unified Software Test ManagementScalable test management, operations, and analytics to centralize testing and orchestrate quality at speed, with visibility throughout the software development lifecycle.
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This program allows you to establish cryptographically secure and decentraliced conversations over untrusted telecommunication links and IRC networks.
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Libdejector is a database tool which defeats SQL injection attacks by performing context-free validation of queries. While written in C, SWIG wrappers exist for Python and other languages will be following soon.
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Automatically verifies md5 and sha1 checksums using either a user entered sum or by searching in a file that can be held locally or remotely via ftp or http.
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A python binding for the iptables tools. The binding allows direction manipulation of the iptables through an object oriented and transaction based manner. The binding removes the need to call iptable on the command line in python applications.
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Started as part of the Google Summer of Code 2005, this tool adjusts security settings on Linux systems, including firewall and SELinux policies. This tool aims to replace the system-config-securitylevel tool from Red Hat and Fedora Core systems.
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antiparser is an API/framework for generating random, malformed data for use in fuzzing and fault injection of network protocols and file formats. antiparser is written in Python and can be imported by scripts that implement additional fuzzing logic.
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Handy 's password keeper (HPK) is an simple personal password manager. It will store passwords, serial numbers and other information safely, so you will never forget your passwords again.
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A daemon that creates realtime dynamic, expirable iptables rules to block/drop IP addresses attempting brute-force breakin attacks on a linux host via ssh or other mechanism. Highly customizable and extensible.
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This is a very powerfull criptography project that basicaly can be used to transmit or store secure data and study some cipher, hash and compression algorithms to understands how it works.
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NeapoliX č la distribuzione live GNU/Linux creata dal Neapolis HackLab. Su questo sito non troverete la iso della distribuzione, ma solo alcuni script per trasformare una Knoppix in una NeapoliX.
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MINI is a secure service discovery protocol for the M2MI ad-hoc networking library and written in Java (and soon, Python).
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Extensible User Folder is a Zope user folder that requires the authentication of users to be removed from the storage of properties for users. Writing new authentication or property sources requires no intimate Zope authentication knowledge.
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PassKool is a deterministic password generator in Python. From a given passphrase, a more or less pronouncable password is generated using a one-way function. If you happen to forget the password, you can still retrieve it using your passphrase.
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A Python/GTK+ based GUI for managing ssh tunnels. Aims to be as simple as possible and provide hints and help where adequate, to bring tunneling technolgy to non-techies.
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TLS Lite is a python library for SSL/TLS. It supports non-traditional authentication methods such as SRP, shared-keys, and cryptoIDs, as well as X.509 certificates.
