Open Source Objective C Security Software - Page 2

MacHash is intended to be a HashCalc clone for Mac OS X. Sporting a neat Aqua interface, it allows you to calculate a variety of popular hash values like MD5 or CRC32 from diffent input sources such as a line of text or a file on disk.

Mailcash if a plugin for Apple's Mail program that provides hashcash support - that is, verification and generation of hashcash stamps. Refer to <http://www.hashcash.org/> for more information about Hashcash.

This project started because I wanted to learn how to use the libpcap library with Objective C. Would like to include something like this: http://drdobbs.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199102239&queryText=networking+computers

ObjectivePGP is an open-source library for OpenPGP encryption, decryption, signing, and verification in Objective-C and Swift. It enables developers to add PGP-based security to iOS and macOS apps.

Paranoid Android is a security enhancer for Mac OS X. Whenever an application asks the operating system to open a URI, Paranoid Android steps in and asks the user for confirmation before it can be opened.

Passes, while seemingly just another password generator, is actually the first 100% pure Cocoa open-source password generator (that I know of, at least). Passes strives to be the most flexible solution for generating passwords out there.

The PowerCiph Data Encryption Algorithm is a versatile, yet simplistic, encryption algorithm/protocol. The ultimate goal of the algorithm is simplicity, compactness, and a lack of prerequisites.

RemoteFinder is a graphical SCP program for Mac OS X. It will provide features similar to other programs such as WinSCP. The Look and Feel will be Mac-Like. In the future, other Protocols such als FTP and WebDAV will be implemented.

GUI to manage SSH tunnels

SSHKeychain is a GUI front-end for ssh-agent and ssh-add on Mac OS X. It can store your key passphrases in the Apple keychain, automatically add and remove your keys on various triggers. It also has tunnel functionality.

Santa is a binary authorization system for macOS, aptly named since its main purpose is to keep track of binaries that are either naughty or nice. Santa is made up of a kernel extension (or a system extension on macOS 10.15+) that monitors and participates in execve() decisions, a userland daemon that makes the execution decisions, a GUI agent that shows notifications when an execve() is blocked, and a command-line utility that oversees system management and the synchronization of database and server. Santa is built to help protect users by stopping the spread of malware and analyzing what's running on a computer, but is by no means a total security system. Ideally Santa works as a part of a defense-in-depth strategy, and other measures should be in place to protect hosts.

Secure Distributed Objects provides a mechanism for using socket-based SSL communications in the MacOS X Distributed Objects system, by providing a NSPort subclass - SecureSocketPort - and other utilities.

The purpose of SNX is to have a modular series of components that report back to a central repository and 'AI' for pattern recognition and anomoly detection. This is to help with IDS systems, and to move to the next generation of security.

This library provides an easy to use class to show little notification views on the top of the screen. (à la Tweetbot). The notification moves from the top of the screen underneath the navigation bar and stays there for a few seconds, depending on the length of the displayed text. To dismiss a notification before the time runs out, the user can swipe it to the top or just tap it. There are 4 different types already set up for you, success, error, warning, message. It is very easy to add new notification types with a different design. Add the new type to the notificationType enum, add the needed design properties to the configuration file and set the name of the theme (used in the config file and images) in TSMessagesView.m inside the switch case. Take a look at the Example project to see how to use this library. You have to open the workspace, not the project file, since the Example project uses cocoapods.

Have information that’s for your eyes only? Add some more peace of mind. Want to send a message to someone securely? It's never been easier.

Uruk is intended to be an easy and safe way to save short data (such as passwords) across a network.

USRBAC is a kernel patch and userspace daemon that allows role based access control to be mitegated in userspace. The goal is to allow a secure way to impliment RBAC compliant security systems using a daemon in userspace

An IP Tracker for Mac OS X, Client and Server-side, very small! Logs your IP and the Date. If your Laptop is stolen you can log in via SSH, install a keylogger or something like this. Maybe a Windows or a linux version is coming soon..

OSX Application to keep notes and information safe under 448 bit blowfish encryption system. The application is in beta stage, with some major bugs around. You are advised to verify the bug list.

terminal-notifier is a command-line tool to send macOS User Notifications, which are available on macOS 10.10 and higher. alerter features were merged in terminal-notifier 1.7. This led to some issues and even more issues in the 1.8 release. From now on terminal-notifier won't have the sticky notification feature nor the actions buttons. If you need them please use alerter. Sticking to two smaller specialized tools will hopefully make them easier to maintain and less error prone. It is currently packaged as an application bundle, because NSUserNotification does not work from a ‘Foundation tool’. radar://11956694. If you intend to package terminal-notifier with your app to distribute it on the Mac App Store, please use 1.5.2; version 1.6.0+ uses a private method override, which is not allowed in the App Store Guidelines.

xwepgen lets Mac OS X users use WEP passphrases from nearly all non-Apple 802.11b software and hardware to connect to encrypted wireless networks.