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AI-powered SAST and AppSec platform that helps companies find and fix vulnerabilities.ZeroPath (YC S24) is an AI-native application security platform that delivers comprehensive code protection beyond traditional SAST. Founded by security engineers from Tesla and Google, ZeroPath combines large language models with advanced program analysis to find and automatically fix vulnerabilities.
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Chat4Eclipse - Chat Plugin for Eclipse
Facebook & Google Chat for eclipse in perfect camouflage. Enjoy
Facebook & Google chat plugin for eclipse. The look and feel and chat texts are in perfect camouflage that your colleagues will not even have the slightest idea that you are chatting. :) Key features * Facebook and Google Instant messaging * Show / Hide offline friends * search friends in your buddy list * Enable / Disable logmode chat texts * Keep accounts offline, when busy * Notification in chat window's tab Also visit homepage for download and usage... -
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A Chatting software in java implementing the concept of Peer to Peer architecture. The software facilitates the following:: 1.Private Chat 2.Conference Chat 3.File Transfer 4.Implementation of system tray icon along with user defined personal icon
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Interact with a computer by chatting to it! ChatApps is a graphical Eclipse-based framework to design and execute interactive workflows. Applications can be located in a fashion similar to locating a document with the Google Desktop toolbar.
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