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    PTBC

    PTBC

    irreversible encryption with time self-destruction

    ...Key features: AES-CFB encryption with per-file IV Argon2id key derivation with 256MB RAM resistance TTL (time to live) built directly into the encrypted file HMAC-SHA512 integrity verification Self-deleting mode (--autowipe) and one-time access marking (--onetime) No file metadata, no recovery, no password resets Philosophy: If you lose the password - it’s over. If time expires - it’s gone. PTBC doesn’t forgive, doesn’t forget, and doesn’t leak. https://github.com/01alekseev/PTBC
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    SCRAM

    SCRAM

    Probabilistic Risk Assessment Tool

    SCRAM is a free and open source probabilistic risk analysis tool. The tool is under development to include fault tree, event tree, common cause, and other standard analyses.
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    FIDe is a software-based fault injector designed to validate Fault-Tolerant mechanisms and techniques used by applications. It was first used to measure database recovery coverage and costs, but can be used to test and validate ordinary applications.
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