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HimitsuShell
shell script protector (obfuscation, embedded interpreter, DRM)
Protects shell scripts from leaks, tampering, and unauthorized use. Converts shell scripts into static binaries with an embedded interpreter, obfuscation, and anti-debug protections (shc alternative). -
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RaspEX
RaspEX is a perfect Linux ARM system for Raspberry Pi 5 and 4
...I.e. there is DRM/Widevine support in Firefox. NOTE: Ubuntu 26.04 LTS will be supported until April 2031. I.e. five (5) years! -
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This modular software package forms an integration point for Grid/Cloud/Cluster products. If provides several adapters which can easily be used to build complete Services/integrate products. It enables federation between multiple sites.
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SecureShareExample
EaseFilter File Secure Sharing Example
EaseFilter DRM Secure File Sharing example was implemented with the Transparent File Encryption and Control Filter Driver SDK. The shared file was encrypted with a unique 256-bits key, store the file access policies in a central server, share the encrypted files with fully control. You can grant, revoke or expire the file access at any time, even after the file has been shared. Digital Rights Management (DRM) enforces how files can be viewed, copied, printed, shared, or modified. Instead...
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