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Samsung ATIV S (Also work on Samsung Omnia W) ##MFG# displays (and installs) the "Diagnosis" app. ##3282# gives many alternatives to edit/read on another user's GT-I8750 Lots of options [from ##3282] on my SGH-T899M as well (different model ATIV S) Install diagnosis app via ##634# code and you type 3 digits starting with 15 (last digit doesn't matter) you will have access to hidden test menu... For example we can view Samsung ROM version (mine is I8750XXAMC1) Unfortunately [the user] couldn't take a screenshot while viewing that menu. Here are some codes for ATIV S, these are intended to be inserted in the Diagnostic Dialer Imei Number Prompt: *#06# Screen and vibration test menu: *#0*# Battery test menu: *#0228# Firmware version prompt: *#1234# FTA SW Version menu: *#1111# FTA HW Version menu: *#2222# FTA HW Version menu: *#8888# FTA SW Version menu: *#9999# Basic information Testmode menu: *#0011# Vibrations test menu...

Ducky is a small project showing a duck picture and moving it around the screen. Link to File

Original Link:   http://www.devco.net/archives/2006/02/13/public_-_private_key_encryption_using_openssl.php Public – Private key encryption using OpenSSL 02/13/2006 Sometimes I need to encrypt some stuff but do not want to install PGP or GPG . I typically use OpenSSL for this kind of thing and have written a simple frontend script to achieve strong password based encryption using OpenSSL. Sometimes you need public / private key encryption though, below will show you how to do it using just OpenSSL. Public/Private key encryption is a method used usually when you want to receive or send data to thirdparties. The system requires everyone to have 2 keys one that they keep secure – the private key – and one that they give to everyone – the public key. Data encrypted using the public key can only ever be unencrypted using the private key. This method of encryption that uses 2 keys is called asymmetric encryption. So by example if Person A want t...

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