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Build a terminal application in no time from an existing library.
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Practical security policy enforcement for Android apps via bytecode rewriting and in-place reference monitor
A utility class for libGDX that records a GIF and saves it automatically.
Two-factor authentication plugin
A General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) server written in Rust
Dropwizard bundle managing authentication through JWT cookies
Instantly deploy your Meteor apps with `meteor-hero`
An opinionated helper for generating tls certificates
Adaptive Unpacking Android Packed Applications
IDEA plugin for Wicket applications
🔝To the top - A small macOS application to help you scroll to the top.
A simple, secure, and highly configurable Elixir identity [username | email | id | etc.]/password authentication module to use with Ecto.
Helper functions and socket classes to perform TLS communication by means of WinAPI (SChannel)
Multi-stage Riemannian flow matching for physically valid molecular docking, with GNINA scoring, PoseBusters filtering, CLI inference, and benchmarks.
Utility to generate "realistically looking" traffic for Sitecore sites with configurable patterns
The Scenario Architect provides a lightweight graphical user interface that allows a straightforward realization and manipulation of concrete driving testing scenarios. Exemplary usecases are the validation of an online verification framework or training of an prediction algorithm.
iOScanX (iOS Application Scanner for OS X) is a Cocoa application for semi-automated iOS app analysis and evaluation
🌅 iOS11 demo application for visual sentiment prediction.
A list of application templates useful for hackathons and anything else
An easy-to-use reflection-based dependency injection package that fits into any Go application.
Sarus implementation of classical ML models. The models are implemented using the Keras API of tensorflow 2. Vizualization are implemented and can be seen in tensorboard.
Create dataset for suricata with indicators of MISP instances and add sightings in MISP if an indicator of dataset generates an alert
Powerful Service Object for Ruby applications