Go tool for managing Linux filesystem encryption
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Small C tool for Linux filesystem encryption
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Nov 29, 2021 - C
vzvol is a general use ZFS zvol management tool, that handles creation, destruction, listing, and formatting with various FSes, in an easy to use single program
shell
freebsd
ext4
ext3
ext2
debian
virtualbox
script
storage
filesystem
virtualization
zfs
msdos
xfs
ext4-filesystem
filesystem-utils
xfsprogs
zvol
zfs-zvols
sysutils
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Mar 27, 2020 - Shell
A pure Go implementation of an ext4 reader with journaling support that does not require the kernel nor privileged access.
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Jun 19, 2019 - Go
FileChanger is a script designed for Linux systems to demonstrate the unreliability of data-forensics by manipulating file timestamps on the EXT-4 filesystem
linux
security
ext4
hackers
python3
timestamp
forensic-analysis
anti-forensics
ext4-filesystem
anti-forensic
forensics-investigations
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Nov 14, 2021 - Python
Bash script to calculate inode modes for the Ext4 filesystem.
bash
proof-of-concept
command-line
filesystem
mount
inode
calculate-inode-modes
ext4-filesystem
ext4-imc
test-filesystem
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Sep 25, 2021 - Shell
EXT4 backup inode data pointers & recover selected files.
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May 21, 2020 - Python
Generate ext4 and initrd images from containers.
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Oct 1, 2021 - Shell
sidecar grpc service that creates append-only log files using ext4 filesystem (might work with ext2/ext3 but it's not tested)
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Jul 15, 2020 - Go
Shell Utilites for GNU/Linux and macOS
python
macos
linux
rsync
python3
spanish
bash-script
usb-devices
rsync-backup
ext4-filesystem
efi-folder
ext4-disk
usb-linux
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