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    JDBWC - Type 3 Java JDBC driver
    ...Suited to Java applications that require JDBC access across wide area networks like the internet but do not wish to expose the remote database-server through the remote hosts firewall. The driver is well suited for connecting Java client applications to a (dynamic) websites database without risking the security of the database server since all exchanges use PHP as a relay agent. Java client applications can connect from dynamic or static IP's safely using the SSL protocol (plaintext is also supported). ...
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    This product is no longer maintained: The author created alternative tools: https://databunker.org/ and https://privacybunker.io/ GreenSQL is a database firewall engine used to protect Open Source Databases from SQL injection attacks. It works in proxy mode. Application logic is based on evaluating of SQL commands using risk score factors, as well as blocking of sensitive commands
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    This project is aimed to build a management console interface for FINDIK project.
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    readlog is a pair of scripts for reviewing iptables firewall logs via a handy web interface using a MySQL backend.
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    WifiCoffee is a linux based solution intended to provide small to medium size Coffee shops or Cafes a quick and simple way of offering effective and secure Wifi Internet access to its customers.
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    Pothos is an iptables log analyzer. It is used to interpret, in a user-friendly fashion, the logs that ulogd creates with it's MySQL plugin. It's main objective is to be efficient, leaving as small a foot-print as possible.
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    Application to display, as well as interpret, firewall information from a database to serve a variety of users needs. The application is online and cross-platform, written using PHP.
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    chill is a heavy-module-based web-application with a core supporting many features. writing own modules for... everything. modules for webmail, firewall/router-administration, server-administration are planned natively.
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