Persepolis is a download manager written in Python.
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Persepolis is a download manager written in Python.
Judging backend server for the DMOJ online judge.
Tuptime reports historical and statistical system uptime, preserved across reboots. Like uptime, but with extended information.
This is the full file system fuzzing framework that I presented at the Hack in the Box 2020 Lockdown Edition conference in April.
🔌 Configuration-free utility for building, testing and packaging executables written in C++. Can auto-detect compilation flags based on includes, via the package system and pkg-config.
An Ansible connection plugin for provisioning FreeBSD jails remotely
Run any VM anywhere: run FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, OmniOS and more on Windows, Linux and Macos
Native FreeBSD OCI container images - documentation and scripts
Updated for 14.0. A half days worth of work can be done in seconds, with comprehensive logging, togglable secure/performance settings, and backups. Implements a broad, time-tested, thoroughly researched, cohesive group of hardening settings for FreeBSD. Any directive can be set, re-set, for administering, tuning, jails. Verify in /vendor.
Utilities written in PyQt5, meant for use with helloSystem
Generate an Ansible playbook that will duplicate an existing system
QualvoSec is a minimalistic security patch management tool for unattended upgrades on Linux and BSD based systems that are obtaining their packages from a distribution based repository.
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