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CTFcrackTools
China's first CTFTools framework
The first CTF tool framework in China. China's first CTFTools framework designed to help CTFer quickly overcome the CTF problem. Use kotlin and java mixed development. This is probably the first tool framework applied to CTF in China. Built-in current mainstream password, includes but is not limited to Virginia password, Caesar password, fence password. Users can write plugs independently, but only support Python to write plugs. The writing method is also extremely simple. (Due to Jython's own reasons, he was temporarily unable to support Python3) When introducing plugs, remember to confirm that the jython file has been loaded. ... -
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textcrypter
textcrypter is an encryption tool using vigenere cipher algorithm
Textcrypter is an encryption tool using vigenere cipher algorithm. Vigenere use the same key/password to encrypt and decrypt a file (symmetric key cryptosystem). Result of the encryption process is a ciphertext in hexa number. -
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TextConverter is a graphical text editor allowing the user to encrypt/decrypt the textual contents displayed on the screen using a 128-bit AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) cipher.
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Verto is a compiler that uses a top-down recursive descent parser implemented in Java for educational purposes. It translates Verto language (a subset of the C language) into Caesar machine language. Verto is the Latin word for interpret.
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