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Transform months of data modeling and coding into days.Efficiently model your business and data models, and generate code for your data pipelines, data lakehouse, and analytical applications
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Our idea is to deploy a society of computational agents that collaborate in order to achieve the shared goal of decrypting a chunk of ciphertext or recovering a password from an hash by means of a dictionary-based attack.
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AESTextCrypt
Encrypt and decrypt text using AES 256 bit encryption
...It also employs bcrypt, which implements key-stretching and an adaptive key setup phase, the complexity (number of rounds) of which is automatically set to match the processing power of the encrypting computer. This makes it highly resistant to dictionary attack. AESTextCrypt is written in Java, so can be run on all desktop platforms - Windows, Mac and Linux. -
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Program for brute force recovering a Oracle password hash. This is my first ever Linux program(after some hello world programs) Still learning how to program C
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Kotak is just another cracking tool which is based on Java. It is used to crack various types of hash functions with various types of attacks. It's developed to be as simple as possible, so that anyone can use this tool easily.
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Planfix: Manage Projects, Team's Tasks and Business ProcessesPlanfix is like a souped-up business process management system for folks who really know their stuff. It's built to help you dive deeper and gives you more options than your run-of-the-mill project and task management systems. Best part? Even small businesses and non-profits can get in on the action.
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