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...IP Blocklists are limited to very-safe-to-ban IPs only (~5% of the global database so far, will grow soon). A modern behavior detection system, written in Go. It stacks on Fail2ban's philosophy, but uses Grok patterns & YAML grammar to analyse logs, a modern decoupled approach (detect here, remedy there) for Cloud/Containers/VM based infrastructures. Once detected you can remedy threats with various bouncers (block, 403, Captchas, etc.) and blocked IPs are shared among all users to further improve their security. Crowdsec is an open-source, lightweight software, detecting peers with aggressive behaviors.

DBLX 3.3 is available! DBLX is a multi-user, client-server relational database. DBLX uses standard SQL and has many types of clients, and client API's. DBLX has a REST server to allow direct access from web applications. The design goals of DBLX are to produce a very fast database which can be used with standard ANSI sql. DBLX source code is available in C# and Java. DBLX includes the server component, a command-line client, as well as client APIs. DBLX is well-documented so that...

Simple program to rename multiple files through a pattern. Support regex in Extended POSIX grammar and EGREP POSIX grammar. Also support conventional system notation for multiple files. (see at screenshot)

This application assists DB2 users while writing commands, proposing options and parameters or, completing words.

An experimental terminal shell project in Python & curses. The aim is to be a command-driven language, with simple english-like grammar but still powerful and easy to do most CLI tasks without having to remember "weird" unix commands.

JScript is Java Interpreter that parse and execute pure java code and share the resource with current JVM. In addition, a java command line console is included. It's easy to create script program in Java grammar by it.

A command line tool written in C++ that analyzes the source files of a C program to represent the pattern of its system calls in terms of a LALR(1) grammar.