Some Generic Browser Exploits (For Educational Purposes Only)
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Vollständige Webanwendung für OpenPGP-Verschlüsselung, basierend auf React, TypeScript und openpgp.js.
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Next.js code obfuscation setup using webpack-obfuscator – secure and protect your production builds.
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EntropyKey is a web application that generates unique and secure tokens using your device's camera. The randomness in the video feed helps create unpredictable tokens, making them suitable for passwords or other secure identifiers.
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Unpacked Telegram web app for research.
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