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winscppasswdextractor 1.1.0
Extract WinSCP Credentials from any Windows System or winscp config file
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0

# WinSCP Password Extractor
WinSCP stores ssh session passwords in an encoded format in either the registry or a config file called WinSCP.ini.

This python script searches in the WinSCP default locations to extract stored credentials for the current user, when executed locally on the target. If a WinSCP.ini config file is already present the script can decode stored credentials as seen below. To gather WinSCP credentials from a remote target or a range of targets there is a module present for the pentesting Tool [CrackMapExec](https://github.com/Porchetta-Industries/CrackMapExec) called "winscp_dump".

These default locations are:
- registry
- %APPDATA%\WinSCP.ini
- %USER%\Documents\WinSCP.ini

## Installation
WinSCPPasswdExtractor is available on pypi.org. Therefore it is recommended to install this tool with pipx:
```python3
pipx install WinSCPPasswdExtractor
```
Alternatively you could install it with pip or simply download the file and run it.

## Usage
You can either specify a file path if you know the exact path to an existing WinSCP.ini file or you let the tool itself look if any credentials are stored in the default locations.

With pipx:
```python3
WinSCPPasswdExtractor
WinSCPPasswdExtractor <path-to-winscp-file>
```

Manually downloaded:
```python3
python WinSCPPasswdExtractor.py
python WinSCPPasswdExtractor.py <path-to-winscp-file>
```

## About
This Tool is based on the work of [winscppasswd](https://github.com/anoopengineer/winscppasswd), the ruby winscp parser from [Metasploit-Framework](https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework) and the awesome work from [winscppassword](https://github.com/dzxs/winscppassword).

They did the hard stuff
pymodaq-plugins-holoeye 1.0.2
Set of PyMoDAQ plugins for Holoeye Spatial Light Modulator (SLM)
License: MIT

pymodaq_plugins_holoeye (HoloEye Instruments)
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Set of PyMoDAQ plugins for Spatial Light Modulators (SLM) from Holoeye


Authors
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* Sebastien J. Weber  (sebastien.weber@cemes.fr)


Instruments
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Below is the list of instruments included in this plugin

Actuators
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* **HoloeyeFile**: Used to load phase data into the SLM from a file
* **HoloeyeFullScreen**: Used to load a constant (and controllable) phase into the SLM
* **HoloeyeSplitScreen**: Used to load a binary phase mask into the SLM and control both the
  split ratio (percentage of vertical/horizontal screen size) and the phase level in each.

Infos
=====

The SDK from Holoeye is required to operate those plugins. All plugins can also receive a numpy
array directly to be loaded into the SLM.