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17 repositories tagged with Security
Nebula: A Scalable, Secure, and Simple Overlay Networking Tool
Nebula is an advanced overlay networking tool developed by Slackhq, designed for performance, simplicity, and robust security. It enables seamless, mutually authenticated peer-to-peer connections across diverse platforms, from desktops to mobile devices, connecting tens of thousands of computers globally.
docker-tinyauth: Run TinyAuth Rootless, Distroless, and Truly Tiny
docker-tinyauth provides a highly secure and optimized Docker image for TinyAuth, a simple authentication middleware. It enables running TinyAuth rootless, distroless, and truly tiny, enhancing security and efficiency for your containerized applications. This image offers features like automatic updates, health checks, and CVE scanning, making it a robust choice for authentication needs.
Zero: An Open-Source AI Email Solution for Privacy and Self-Hosting
Zero is an innovative open-source AI email solution designed to modernize email communication while prioritizing user privacy and safety. It allows users to self-host their email application and integrate various providers like Gmail, offering a unified and customizable inbox experience. With a strong focus on data privacy and AI-driven enhancements, Zero aims to be a transparent and powerful alternative to traditional email services.
shopping-assistant: An AI-Powered Webshop Demo Exploring LLM Interactions
The `shopping-assistant` project is a Java-based webshop demo, 'Bizarre Bazaar', featuring an AI-powered shopping assistant. It explores various LLM interaction modes, from helpful guidance with state management and security guardrails to demonstrating prompt injection attacks and an unethical assistant. This educational application provides practical examples of integrating AI into e-commerce, highlighting both its potential and crucial security considerations.
linux-persistence: A Go-based Linux Persistence Tool for Security Research
linux-persistence is a comprehensive Linux persistence tool written in Go, designed exclusively for security research and authorized penetration testing. It offers a wide array of techniques to maintain access on Linux systems, making it a valuable resource for red team exercises and security awareness training.