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    SheepDip

    SheepDip

    Safe testing of untrusted media and safe inter-network data transfer

    A sheep-dip is a dedicated computer which is used to test files for viruses before they are allowed into a company or institution. The SheepDip Project provides an improvement on conventional systems. Third-party antivirus protection is monitored in real time with another program, to make a more secure sheep-dip. See the SheepDip web site (link below) for details of SheepDip Workstation, Network SheepDip, and SheepDip Manager.
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    A lightweight Windows HTA Application useful as your regular google hacking tool on Windows platform.A comprehensive search form bundled with sensitive keywords. It's capable of saving searches on disk and directly modifying keyword files.
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