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    OctopusWAF

    OctopusWAF

    Web application firewall in C language uses libevent

    OctopusWAF is a open source Web application firewall, is made in C language uses libevent to make multiple connections. Event-driven architecture is optimized for a large number of parallel connections (keep-alive) which is important for high performance AJAX applications. This tool is very light, you can deploy in any please, this resource turn perfect to protect specific endpoint that need a custom protection.
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    Originally made to crack /etc/passwd files from *nix utilizing the GPU. Uses GLSL and OpenGL. Acts as a parallel to John the Ripper, but for the GPU. Supports both ATI and nVidia, anywhere OpenGL can run.
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