A CLI tool for indexing and searching very large Maildir/ structures (like list archives). Tries to be very fast (2 million messages take less than 3 minutes on a 12 core machines to fully index). It's in the early stages of development right now, so don't expect much.
How to configure the Synapse implementation of Matrix to run in multi-worker mode for efficiency.
Archived in multiple locations.
Archived in multiple locations.
This is a really simple matrix chat client. Just for simple use but also to mess around with the Matrix protocol. You can drop into the python interpeter in the middle of a chat and poke around with the Matrix Python SDK. Uses ncurses.
Do you want to get threat intelligence data about a file, an IP or a domain? Do you want to get this kind of data from multiple sources at the same time using a single API request? Can be integrated easily in your stack of security tools to automate common jobs. Composed of analyzers that can be run to retrieve data from external sources or to generate intel from internal analyzers (like Yara or Oletools).
A utility which turns any shell command into a REST API.
Utilities for cracking encrypted zip files that use weak encryption. CUDA enabled.
A secure synchronous lightweight chatroom with zero logging and total transience. Realtime chat over Websockets. Tries to be as lightweight as possible. IPv6 enabled by default. Users are ready to go as fast as possible. Encryption enabled. Admin commands.
A minimal Matrix chat client, focused on performance, offline functionality, and broad browser support. Tries to be as desktop friendly as it is mobile friendly. UI components are reusable and composable. Can be added to an existing site. Stores everything locally. Right now it's a PoC.
Devoted to media archaeology, that is, historical research into forgotten, obsolete, neglected or otherwise dead media technologies. Depending on our understanding of “media” — one of the questions we’ll discuss — these might include forms as diverse as typewriters, phonographs, Polaroid photography, prison tattoo codes and the Victorian language of floral bouquets, outmoded video game platforms, computing systems, and musical instruments, smoke signals, scent organs, shorthand notation, and rocket mail delivery. Our premise is that understanding these things can help us gain a better sense of the development, meaning and legacy of media technologies, now and in the future; our goal is to introduce students to the skills and resources necessary for producing rigorous research on such obsolete and obscure media. The course will include an exposure to scholarship in media archaeology; an intensive introduction to research methods; finding and exploring word, image, and sound archives; and the restoration of media artifacts to their deep social, cultural and personal context. The course stems from the premise that media archaeology is best undertaken, like any archaeological project, collaboratively: we will follow a hands-on research studio model commonly used in disciplines such as architecture or design.
Movim is a decentralized social platform, written in PHP and HTML5 and based on XMPP. Database backend for caching. Seems suited for not-shared hosting because php-fpm is recommended, as well as Websockets and a long-running daemon (which shared hosting providers like Dreamhost don't like and kill automatically). Seems to require experienced webapp admins because knowledge of the application architecture is required.
Requires that the server support XEP-0060 (pubsub) because message transfer is built on top of it.
Requires that the server support XEP-0060 (pubsub) because message transfer is built on top of it.
Keyoxide allows you to link accounts on various online services and platforms together, prove they belong to you and establish an online identity. This puts you, the internet citizen, in charge when it comes to defining who you are on the internet instead of large corporations.
Seems a lot like Keybase.
Source code: https://codeberg.org/keyoxide/web
Seems like it's written in PHP. Could be a lot worse.
Seems a lot like Keybase.
Source code: https://codeberg.org/keyoxide/web
Seems like it's written in PHP. Could be a lot worse.
PushBits is a relay server for push notifications. It enables your services to send notifications via a simple web API, and delivers them to you through various messaging services. For now, only the Matrix protocol is supported, but support for different services like Telegram could be added in the future. I am myself experimenting with Matrix currently because I like the idea of a federated, synchronized but still end-to-end encrypted protocol.
The idea for this software and most parts of the initial source are heavily inspired by Gotify.
Written in Golang.
The idea for this software and most parts of the initial source are heavily inspired by Gotify.
Written in Golang.
JSON Resume is a community driven open source initiative to create JSON-based standard for resumes. Makes it ideal for running through a generator to output a static resume document. Of course, the PoC is written in node.js. Can be integrated into various CMSes and management platforms.
Github: https://github.com/jsonresume/resume-schema
Github: https://github.com/jsonresume/resume-schema
A curated list of awesome stuff around the Matrix protocol, network, and ecosystem.
Fully automated decryption tool using natural language processing & artifical intelligence, along with some common sense. Input encrypted text, (hopefully) get the decrypted text back. You don't know, you just know it's possibly encrypted. Ciphey will figure it out for you. Ciphey can solve most things in 3 seconds or less.
Docs: https://docs.ciphey.online/en/latest
Ciphey can even be imported as a module in your own Python code!
It's basically the cryptographer's workbench I was going to write while I was in Pittsburgh.
Docs: https://docs.ciphey.online/en/latest
Ciphey can even be imported as a module in your own Python code!
It's basically the cryptographer's workbench I was going to write while I was in Pittsburgh.
A search engine for IPFS. Has an API. Written in Go. Requires an active ipfs node if you set up your own. Also requires Elasticsearch because nobody knows how to use any other search back-end these days.
Github: https://github.com/ipfs-search/ipfs-search
Github: https://github.com/ipfs-search/ipfs-search
The Internet Storm Center has APIs for the threat feeds it collects and processes. Outputs XML, JSON, CSV, TSV, plain text, and PHP data structures.
LEDACS-ESK is a command line system written and modified to trunk track EDACS ESK systems. This software was forked from aforementioned LEDACS found at the link provided above, but having diverged too far from the source it is most likely not going to be incorporated into the original project. LEDACS-ESK can be run for legacy EDACS systems, but its current working status for other variants of EDACS is still unknown.
LEDACS-ESK uses standard rtl_fm for the trunk tracking ledacs-esk program which only decifers the EDACS ESK control channel and provides controls to the second program, DOT-DETECTOR.
LEDACS-ESK uses standard rtl_fm for the trunk tracking ledacs-esk program which only decifers the EDACS ESK control channel and provides controls to the second program, DOT-DETECTOR.
Awesome list about all kinds of interesting topics: Laws, Principles, Mental Models, Cognitive Biases, and more.
Free tool to unminify (unpack, deobfuscate) JavaScript, CSS, HTML, XML and JSON code, making it readable and pretty. The tool works locally in your browser, no data is uploaded to the server.