Random Numbers

Statistical Random Number Generator Attack Against The Kirchhoff-law-johnson-noise (Kljn) Secure Key Exchange Protocol

This project is an unofficial implementation of STATISTICAL RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR ATTACK AGAINST THE KIRCHHOFF-LAW-JOHNSON-NOISE (KLJN) SECURE KEY EXCHANGE PROTOCOL. Not only the four attacks against KLJN scheme were implemented, but also a CTF challenge according to the attack was created. Make fun of it and issue (or PR :D) if there is any mistake. The four attacks include Bilateral attack demonstration utilizing cross-correlations between Alice’s/Bob’s and Eve’s wire voltages, currents and powers Bilateral attack demonstration utilizing cross-correlations among the […]

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Websocket

Learning project to create a websocket based client server messaging application

Learning project to create a websocket based client server messaging application with offline capabilities and automatic sync when online again. Features tbd Contribution Feel free to create an issue for bugs, feature requests, suggestions or any idea you have. You can also add a pull request with your implementation. We would be pleased to hear from your experience. License MIT GitHub View Github    

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Ads

Spy Ad Network Detection With Python

Spy Ad Network Detection Jumps from link to link to access a site’s entire background network. You can analyze this network of connections you have obtained.You can search for all these background network connections in lists. This way, you can find out if these links are on a spy and advertising network.

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Monitoring

Scout: an open-source version of the monitoring tool

Scout is an open-source version of the monitoring tool used by Badger Finance to watch simple ops metrics on our Ethereum smart contracts. Over time, community dashboards will be added. Scout inspects each block on the chain, creates Badger-relevant events, and uses Grafana with Prometheus as the data source to store/display/work on them. Included is a base set of UI-unchangeable dashboards configured by JSON that are used for alerting, and uses configuration as code wherever possible. Additional dashboards can be […]

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Analysis

A package for event file analysis and recasting of LHC results

Outline What is MadAnalysis 5? MadAnalysis 5 is a framework for phenomenological investigations at particlecolliders. Based on a C++ kernel, this program allows to efficiently perform, ina straightforward and user-friendly fashion, sophisticated physics analyses ofevent files such as those generated by a large class of Monte Carlo eventgenerators. The first running mode (Normal Mode) of the program, easier to handle, uses the strengths of apowerful Python interface in order to implement physics analyses by means of aset of intuitive commands. […]

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Bot

Custom jobs for Nautobot

This repo contains custom jobs for Nautobot. Installation Prerequisites Nautobot nautobot-plugin-nornir nautobot-plugin-golden-config Follow the Nautobot documentation to install the jobs using either the Git repository method (Git Repositories – Jobs) or the local jobs directory method (Jobs). Credentials Jobs that connect to devices need to use credentials to do so and the nautobot-plugin-nornir plugin already provides a way to set a default username and password, as detailed here: https://github.com/nautobot/nautobot-plugin-nornir#installation If customised credential logic is required it is possible to create […]

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Earth

GEGVL: Google Earth Based Geoscience Video Library

GEGVL: Google Earth Based Geoscience Video Library GEGVL includes place- & events- based geoscience educational videos which have been made or reviewed by geoscientists or/and domain experts. There are two versions of the GEGVL so far, for STAAR and General. The GEGVL-STAAR is for middle school science teachers in the Texas area. The GEGVL (General) is mostly for 2YC, 4YU, and above. We will continue updating the GEGVL and upload them to this webpage. Please feel free to contact us […]

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Python

Memory location matters for performance

If you’re writing high-performance code, what matters is how many CPU instructions you run. Right? That’s what I learned long ago in school, anyway, when I took algorithms and data structures classes. The basic assumption was that reading or writing to memory took a small, constant amount of time, and so you could focus on how many operations were being done. This was so fundamental to how we were taught that we didn’t even have to write real code: pseudo-code […]

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Bot

The stable version of iso6.9

iso.bot is originally made by notsniped#4573. This is a remix of iso.bot by αrchιshα#5518. iso6.9 is a Discord bot written in Python and is used to make your Discord experience better! It is similar to iso.bot as it is a remix. Its prefix is ]. Invite link: https://discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=915488087554002956&permissions=8&scope=bot (it is normally run in replit) To run it, put the bot token inside: token = “token” Also put your discord id in: cid = “client_id” To get your id, run ?userinfo […]

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