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To build, the AWS Encryption SDK requires the most up-to-date version of dafny on your PATH. In addition, this project uses the parallel verification tasks provided by the dafny.msbuild MSBuild plugin, and thus requires dotnet 3.0. The tests currently require native implementations of cryptographic primitives and other methods, so they can only be run when embedding this library into one of the compilation target languages supported by Dafny. This repo uses Duvet to directly document the specification alongside this implementation. ...

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.

...Some of the groundbreaking features include: - Free Rate Limited Transactions - Low Latency Block confirmation (0.5 seconds) - Attribute-based identity and access control - Designed for Sparse Header Light Client Validation - Time Delay Security - Hierarchical Role Based Permissions - Support for Biometric Hardware Secured Keys (e.g. Apple Secure Enclave) - Designed for Parallel Execution of Context Free Validation Logic - Designed for Inter Blockchain Communication Read the Tech paper here: https://github.com/Remmeauth/Documentation/blob/master/RemmeProtocolTechPaper.md

The ssh-utils package provides tools and extensions for the application of SSH. Current contained tools: - ssh-agent-manage.sh The management of the parallel SSH access by multiple agents, sessions, and keys. - ssh-pk-type.sh Displays private key type. - ssh-pk-asn1.sh Displays the private key as ASN.1.

NimpSmartCard is a framework to interact with smart cards through PC/SC readers as well as test/production readers such as Micropross and Smartware. The framework comes with sample tasks and a sample terminal manager which supports scripts and logs

Originally made to crack /etc/passwd files from *nix utilizing the GPU.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.