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    c15t

    c15t

    The Developer-First Cookie Banner

    c15t is a developer-first, open-source consent management platform designed to help modern web applications manage user privacy and compliance, especially for things like cookie banners, consent dialogs, and script loading in a way that supports GDPR and other privacy regulations. Rather than relying on heavy third-party scripts or services, it offers a flexible, headless engine that web teams can integrate directly into their front-end and edge stacks with minimal overhead, giving full...
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    Banner is a port of the Unix and Linux command-line tool with the same name. It displays the text provided in the argument in ASCII art. For more apps and C# code please visit my blog: http://codehill.com
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    Bannergrab is a next generation network service banner grabbing tool. In addition to simple banner grabbing it can send triggers to various services such as FTP, SMTP and HTTP to enumerate additional information, including support for SSL services.
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