Open Source Python System Software for Windows

Android reverse engineering & automation framework. The most powerful Android capture/reverse/HOOK & cloud phone/remote desktop/automation framework in history, your work has never been so easy and fast. LAMDA is an auxiliary framework for reverse engineering and automation. It is designed to reduce the time and trivial problems of security analysts and application testers. It replaces a large number of manual operations with a programmed interface. It is not a single-function framework. To give you a general idea of ​​its usefulness: Do you install various agents, plug-ins, or point-and-click settings on your phone to complete your work? Do you want to operate a mobile phone thousands of miles away in a different place? Do you have the need to programmatically control your phone? Are you still paying for expensive IP switching , remote ADB debugging , RPA automation and even logcat logs from some cloud mobile phone manufacturers? If so, then yes, just one LAMDA can solve all this.

Everyday life history is becoming of high interest due to the growing amount of various historical sources related to common human being. Analysis of such sources needs considering them as interrelated. Evaluation of such relations leads to meaningful results for different groups of information consumers: from professional historians and experts from close humanitarian sciences to common people, interested in everyday community life. Corpuses of everyday life history sources are being collected in many museums and document archives. In this project, we consider the problem of creating software infrastructure for collaborative semantic annotation, information relation, and personalized access to corpus of everyday life history sources. Project financially supported from Department for Humanities of Russian Fund for Basic Research according to project # 16-01-12033. Authors: Vdovenko A., Marchenkov S., Petrina O., Korzun D.

Astmontray is a systray applet written in PyQt so users can monitor whether their PABX servers running Asterisk.org, the open source telephony platform, are up or not. It supports AMI authentication and runs fine on Linux, OSX and Maemo tablets.

IStick is a portable environment for your USB key, which provides you with a menu, an update manager, a newsreader, a file manager and much more.

This image has been created for those who wan to listen radio and music in the car without having a special car player. You will need only a smartphone with bluethooth , raspberry pi , bluethooth device reconised by raspberry pi and a min 8 gb card, and optionaly a gsm 3g modem. You connect to the device via bluethooth. It is Visible in the first 30 seconds after boot . Device IP on the bluethooth is 192.168.3.1 and lan is configured to get ip from any dhcp server.

VDE2 OpenMoko Tunnel is a Python/GTK visual interface created for OpenMoko Freerunner. It is intended to build virtual ethernet tunnels to remote VDE switches. This program is released under the GPL v2 as part of the Virtualsquare project.

A project for a highly scalable protocol and framework and a collection of software tools for m2m (machine to machine communication) and IoT Internet of Things. The programs here works on Windows and Linux and are based around VSCP, The Very Simple Control Protocol. Repository is here: https://github.com/grodansparadis/vscp_software and here https://github.com/grodansparadis/vscp_firmware

Bluvert is a small collection of Python scripts which allows you to build up quickly a Bluetooth advertisement server. The server can send any OBEX message you want to. Bluvert uses hcitool and obexftp/ussp-push as additional tools.

New Linux distribution aimed at Openmoko Freerunner

yaSSL, or yet another SSL, is an embedded ssl library for programmers building security functionality into their applications and devices. yaSSL is highly portable, and runs on standard as well as embedded platforms(QNX, ThreadX, VxWorks, Tron) yaSSL is still available but no longer being developed. Current development on the same project continues under wolfSSL. Visit yaSSL Home above for the latest stable release.