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CYCAS is a 2D+3D CAD package for drafting and design in high quality and for creating 3D presentations and technical illustrations easily.

Some of its features include an easy-to-handle user interface, special architectural elements and functions, a WYSIWYG display, printing, plotting, import and export filters, photorealistic rendering with POV-Ray, documentation and tutorials, example drawings, and an extendable 2D/3D symbols library.

Easy to handle. Dialog boxes to design drawing elements easily with a database function to improve work flow. A layer technique which is flexible to employ.

It simulates working with transparency sheets. HTML online help, illustrated with many graphics. Graphical user interface based on GTK (The Gimp Toolkit).

Lines, circles, texts, patterns and color fillings, calculation of areas and volumina, semi-automatic and manual measurement, support of architectural presentation, extendable Symbol library.

Architectural elements such as walls, openings, windows, doors, 3D basics, extendable Symbol library.

Intuitive working in the ground plan, elevation and isometric views. Computing graphics such as hidden line graphics or wire graphics from various perspective or isometric views.

Direct export to POV-Ray [TM of the POV-Ray Team] module to generate high-quality rendered images easily. Extendable Material database to support output of 3D data to renderer.

EverCrack project is a cryptanalysis engine. The overall design goal is to systematically break down complex ciphers into their simplex components for cryptanalysis (by the kernel).
The kernel consists of an algebraic design (comparison and reduction) for breaking uniliteral, monoalphabetic ciphers instantaneously.
Currently, it can break a 4000-word cipher in milliseconds. EverCrack currently has multi-language support for the user interface and cracking encryption in other language dictionaries (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, Dutch, and Portuguese).
Enhancements:
- The dictionary set has been changed to lists of words by exact pattern.
- This reduces the search space completely and increases the speed by approximately 30%.
- Older dictionaries will not work with this release.

SQLIer is a script that uses brute force to crack passwords through "true/false" SQL injection vulnerabilities. With "true/false" SQL injection vulnerabilities, you cannot actually query data out of the database, only ask a statement that is returned "true" or "false".
SQLIer takes each characters ASCII code and asks a "higher/lower" question to the database, eventually reaching the actual character code. This script also does not use quotes in the exploit to operate, meaning it will work for a wider range of sites.
An 8 character password (containing any character from decimal ASCII code 1-127) takes approximately 1 minute to crack.
Enhancements:
- This release removes the dependency on the "tempfile" command, which apparently is Debian/Debian-derivative specific.
- It should now work on most GNU/Unix platforms.

Password Cracking Library allows you to write own password cracking software.
Main features:
- powerful dictionary attack with word modifiers
- brute force (with or without known chars) attack
- misspelled password recovery, and more
Enhancements:
- Any (european) language and encoding support
- User-defined charsets
- New modifiers, including user-defined conversion tables
- Timing and benchmarking functions
- Any password length

irclogger is a simple "bot", a program connecting as a client on IRC servers to provide a web log of what is said. It is built to provide a simple and web-compliant service.
Irclogger was done to:
- Be used on intranets, where users can be trusted and will not try constantly to crack the system. Thus the bot do not need to provide the plethora of anti-hackers, channel defending measures
- Provide privacy, users can set passwords on the log files, change them, but cannot remove them
- Be another web tool, the bot obey just the minimal IRC commands to log or not a channel. All the rest is done via a web browser. Each logged phrase becomes a part of the web with its own URL.
I could not find a bot satisfying these criteria. All were huge monsters with bloated functionalities of dubious utility, many were disgusting amounts of ugly perl code.
I stumbled on a nice unfinished python bot "logger" by Sean B. Palmer and Dan Connolly, so I used it as a base for irclogger, and added html view of the logs.
irclogger consists of 2 parts:
- irclogger, a python IRC client writing text logs in the MIRC format.
- CGI shell scripts, (bash) to be used from a web server to format the logs into html and provide searching in them.
Enhancements:
- Bugfix for python 2.3:
- Crashed when somebody said in a channel: [LOGGER], off the format of args passed to the function had changed
- Crashed when no more channels were logged
- Would not remove a channel from the list of logged chans for next time when kicked out of it

swIMP short from SWIG-based Interfaces for Mathematical Programming aims at making solvers written in C or C++ available under other languages.
The current focus is on Java as target language and on LP/IP-solvers which are compatible to the Open Solver Interface (OSI) from the Coin-OR-project. This includes both Open Source solvers as well as reknown commercial solvers like CPLEX and Xpress (see Features).
The wrappers are implemented using the generator tool SWIG. SWIG generates both C++ code which is then compiled into a shared library and Java-code which accesses the shared library through the Java Native Interface (JNI).
In principle, SWIG also supports other target languages like Python or Perl but this would require non-trivial modifications of the SWIG interface definitions currently provided by swIMP.
Main features:
Java-wrappers for OSI-compatible solvers
- The following solvers are currently supported:
Solvers from the Coin-OR-project, namely
- Clp,
- Cbc,
- Vol,
- Symphony.
- Support for the following solvers should be easy to add (at most one day of work or so) but has not yet been added because I had no need to - a short notice if you need such a feature or even better a patch for including one of these solvers would of course be highly welcome:
- GLPK,
- CPLEX,
- Xpress
Environment
- The generated Java-code has been compiled and tested under Version 1.4.2 of Sun Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) .
- The shared library is currently built and tested under Linux but should work on most UNIX systems. The GNU Build Tools (autoconf and automake) are used to achieve this portability. However, no tests on other platforms than Linux have been performed.
swIMP requires the following libraries from Coin-OR-project:
- libCoin,
- libCgl,
- libOsi.
- Furthermore, the libraries for the solvers which shall be accessed through Osi must be available, of course. For example, you may want to install
- libCbc, libCgl and libVol from the Coin-OR-project,
- together with their Osi-counterparts libOsiCbc, libOsiCgl and libOsiVol.
- The Lang and the Logging Components of Jakarta Commons,
- JUnit to execute the automatic unit test suite.
The build process uses the following tools (the version with which the build process has been tested is included in brackets):
- GNU Make (3.80)
- A C++ compiler (as selected by ./configure). We use gcc 3.3.4.
- Apache Ant (1.6.2)
- SWIG (1.3.24) if you want to rebuild the generated sources (see Installation).
Enhancements:
- First version with beta-status.
- New hand-tailored mapping for int[] and double[], such that the C++ code works directly on the Java-datastructures. No noticeable overhead compared to using SWIG-wrappers for standard C++ arrays.
- Planned functionality for first production release implemented.
- Test suite has reached comprehensive code coverage.

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You can swap only two bricks. Put at least 3 together to explode them.