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dod-cyber-crime-center / rugosa

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The next generation of kordesii. This is a library (not a framework) for managing emulation and provides utilities for interfacing with decompiled malware samples using dragodis.

python automation emulation malware-analysis string-decode malware-automation
  • Updated May 21, 2026
  • Python

formulae-org / package-data-js

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Data package for Fōrmulæ, in JavaScript

base64 endianness floating-point data-conversion string-encoding hexadecimal-string byte-buffer float32 byte-manipulation long-int float64 string-decode base64string unicode-strings short-int
  • Updated Sep 16, 2026
  • JavaScript

tzengshinfu / StringEncrypter

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C# 桌面程式 - 字串加密及加密字串之解密

csharp winform string-encoding string-decode
  • Updated Mar 15, 2021
  • C#

NyxLang / string-utils

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A utility belt of string functions to handle nearly any string manipulation or task

unicode internationalization string strings string-manipulation string-split string-encoding string-casing grapheme-cluster string-join string-decode string-slicer string-query
  • Updated Apr 23, 2021
  • JavaScript

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