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OS independent implementation of the Trusted Network Connect (TNC) specification from Trusted Computing Group (TCG). Functions for loading and communicating with TNC plugins, sample IMC and IMV plugins, TNCCS-XML support on Windows, Linux, Mac, *BSD
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Cor is a layer 3+4 protocol for zero administration (community/mesh) networks. It is implemented as a linux kernel patch. Check out this website for more details: http://michaelblizek.homelinux.net/projects/cor/index.html
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Tomato USB is a fork of popular Tomato firmware (http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato) for Broadcom-based routers. This fork adds built-in support for USB port, wireless-N mode support, support for several newer router models, and various enhancements.
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A library that, analyzing the frames captured by a Wireless network, builds the topology of the infrastructure (Access points and associated stations), extracting essential information about the elements of the network.
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Workaround for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL and clones) version 5.x series with Atheros AR9285 and AR9287 (and similar) wireless adapters. Mitigates failure to connect to wireless access point.
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Software with a graphical interface to calculate the coverage area of wireless networks in a indoor environment based on a group of pre-determined models of spreading (One Scope, Montley Keenan), this environment will be drawn by the user.
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Simple Wireless is a C++ library that provides simple wireless networking functions for Arduino boards, using many inexpensive radio modules. Simple Wireless uses the Virtual Wire library (by Mike McCauley) as the physical layer.
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QDNet stands for Quick & Dirty Networking. It is designed to be a lightweight network manager. It is a simple and elegant solution to Linux's network client problem. It supports both a command-line and graphical interface.
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Python script that plots access points from Inssider GPX wardrive capture to an html file displaying a Google map. Useful if you care about WPA and WPA2 data instead of just plain old WEP...
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The project bahamut is a full ad-hoc tunneling software to be used by the Playstation Portable (PSP) to emulate online features. MOVED TO: https://github.com/codestation/bahamut
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A set of bash scripts to create an on-the-go wifi AP in your Linux box. Easy to use, requires almost no configuration. Performs WPA security and DHCP. Mainly oriented for madwifi users but it can be used with any other driver supporting master mode.
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Frontend to administration radius server using Freeradius and MySQL, can using to add, edit, view and remove user and group configuration. Using Ajax and PHP programming with simple CSS design (black & white) and currently in Indonesian Language.
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The OLSRd software as available from www.olsr.org is extended to take into account the cost of each available link. Link cost is expressed in terms of ETT (Expected Transmission Time), taking into account not only ETX but also medium speed (bits/second).
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Mobile Manager is a D-Bus service to manage mobile data devices in Linux-based platforms. Mobile Manager provides an abstraction layer for interoperability with the hardware, making it easy to add support for new devices.
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This plugin implements a certificate distribuition service for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks based in OLSRd (www.olsr.org).
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This is a script. It's created to make WEP crack work easier. It depends on aircrack-ng and macchanger. However, if you don't want to change your MAC address, macchanger is not essential.
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A 16-bit virtual machine for micro controllers capable of executing a large subset of the Java language.
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This project includes both the libraries and applications created by Anturi Technology to communicate with Tag4M devices provided by Cores Electronic LLC. We want integrators and developers have the tools to build their own developments with Tag4M.
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This is mainly just an interface tweak. Added function of mac address changer. If you have problems getting the mac changer to work, try using a mac address that starts with something other than "00" in the first octet. If you are intersted in learning about network security please check out my Juniper Networks training course at: http://academy.gns3.com/courses/juniper-jncia-intro-to-junos
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The WLAN Traffic Visualizer provides accurate measurement of traffic load and innovative visualization of frame sequences in IEEE 802.11 WLANs. It is useful for monitoring of WLAN equipment, for WLAN equipment benchmarking, and for educational purposes.
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The goal of this project is to develop a framework to test and measure the performance of IEEE 802.11 based devices. Currently we aims to address the issues related to protocol conformance testing for a device.
