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A web interface for sharing a hashcat password cracking box among multiple users with user-friendly attack automation.
A Python framework for automating Mobile Application Penetration Testing (MAPT) activities and interacting with Android devices.
A Flask extension for handling file uploads with SQLAlchemy integration, storing files on the server and metadata in the database.
A demonstration project for continuous deployment of microservices using Docker Swarm with zero-downtime updates.
A Cloud Foundry buildpack that packages and deploys Python applications, including Django and Flask apps.
A canonical todo application demonstrating RethinkDB as a backend for Flask and Backbone.js.
Visualize your Bash/Zsh shell usage with interactive charts via a Flask web app.
A self-hosted platform for managing hackathons and team-based innovation challenges with data aggregation and integrations.
A sample Python Flask application demonstrating deployment on Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS) using Docker.
A Flask CLI extension for managing SQL databases with migrations, seeding, and reset functionality using Alembic.
Framework-agnostic SQLAlchemy mixins for adding authorization, resource ownership, and permission management to applications.
A Flask-based honeypot that mimics Outlook Web Access to detect and log authentication attempts.
Interactive visual pattern search and exploration tool for epigenomic data using unsupervised deep representation learning.
A Cookiecutter template for generating Flask projects with server-side templating and common extensions.
A honeynet system that deploys multiple honeypots, processes attack data with threat intelligence, and provides a web dashboard for analysis.
A Heroku-based web honeypot for creating and monitoring fake HTTP endpoints (honeytokens) to detect attackers and malicious activity.
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