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Projects

Here are some of my modest contributions to the OSS/FS (Open Source Software / Free Software) community.

Qemudo

http://qemudo.sf.net

Qemudo is a Web interface to QEMU offering a way for users to access and control multiple virtual machines (guest systems) running on one or more remote physical machines (host systems).

Unrarhp

unrarhp

Unrarhp is a Unix command line brute forcer to recover the passwords of RAR archives encrypted with the RAR 3.x "-hp" option. This option, contrary to "-p", also encrypts the block headers and protects metadata such as filenames, etc. As of June 2010, unrarhp is the only RAR "-hp" brute forcer that is open source and free.

Bpwd

bpwd

Bpwd is a GNU/Linux tool that allow you to tweak bios supervisor passwords by accessing directly the nvram, aka the cmos-ram. It can find them with the help of bruteforce (all possible combinations of characters are tried), test a password list, or even simply enable/disable them by modifying bios settings.

Geronimo

geronimo

Geronimo is a free Unix/Win32 Netsoul client for use at Epita-Epitech. It has been created and maintained by Nicolas Delon up to the version 0.7.2. I am maintaining this project since November 2002.

Beaver

http://www.nongnu.org/beaver

Beaver is an Early AdVanced EditoR. It was the end-of-year project of my second year (InfoSpé) at EPITA. When the project began in January 2000, the developers team was composed of 3 students: Emmanuel Turquin, Damien Terrier and I. Currently, the project is maintained by Leslie Polzer and Michael Terry.

Lceb

lceb

Lceb finds all possible solutions to the mathematical game called "Le Compte est Bon", which is played in the french television programme "Des Chiffres et des Lettres".