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...Brutosx is brutus.pl remote login and password bruteforce cracker inserted inside the application Brutosx (need only of Net::Telnet Perl module are required get them at CPAN, while the list of users and passwords, and the service is inserted inside the application). SSHOSX is ssh application client to establish an ssh connection from client to server, Nmaposx is nmap port scanner invoked from the application Nmaposx (Syntax of nmap is inside the application). Packetstorm is all packet storm exploits database all inserted inside in the application Packetstorm, Shoppingosx an example of https connection. The application Ob open four browsers, Tesseract applications container, TAL, Chatosx, AndroMac, AndroEmu, MySMS, Shutdown, Updater, Search for, MyMaps, SOA, BLI, Xcoder, BasicProg, BasicProg2, VM, D,M&Z Suite Basic and D,M&Z Suite Advanced (POSIX based).

Simple CGI script which allows you to transfer sensitive ascii data (passwords, hashes, pem keys) via HTTPS. SSL MUST BE implemented by webserver. Algorithm: - Paste new data into textarea, submit. You get link Link consists of three md5 hashes from salt. File, containing your data, named that way. So, it is hard to bruteforce links/files. - Whenever link being opened, script reads file and prints its content into brower in text/plain content-type.

This module provides attack surface reduction enhancements against the HTTP Flood Attacks at the web application level. Massive crawling/scanning tools, HTTP Flood tools can be detected and blocked by this module via htaccess, firewall or iptables, etc. (like mod_evasive) You can use this module by including "iosec.php" to any PHP file which wants to be protected. You can test module here: http://www.iosec.org/test.php (demo) Watch the Proof of Concept video:...

An attempt to send a full flagged MIME based email using open relay mail servers (authentication not required). Written in Python3. Using smtplib and email liabraries TODO: Bruteforce the SMTP authentication. Support TLS.