Public codebases & research.
Explore verified open-source utilities, public research repositories, and developer prototypes engineered by our founding team.
Direct Overview: Trustoryx Open Source & Repositories
- •Strict License Law: Only repositories with verified license files (such as PrivateTools under MIT) are labeled "Verified Open Source".
- •PrivateTools: Verified open-source suite of browser-local encryption, hashing, and encoding utilities.
- •Developer Projects: ASTPredict (clinical liver ratio calculator) and WebShell_AI (security ML model for backdoor analysis).
- •ApnaSandesh: Android transactional SMS engine with v1.0.3 binary release on GitHub.
Trustoryx open-source and developer repositories include PrivateTools under the verified MIT License, and developer research projects ASTPredict and WebShell_AI.
Permissive Open-Source Projects
PrivateTools
PrivateTools is a verified open-source repository published under the permissive MIT License. It contains a collection of zero-telemetry developer utilities for local encryption, cryptographic hash calculation, password generation, and data sanitization. Designed to run offline without server communication, ensuring sensitive strings and tokens never leave the host machine.
Public Repositories & Prototypes
ApnaSandesh - Business SMS
Pre-release business SMS automation utility reported in Draft status on Google Play Console; v1.0.3 repository release available.
License:
ASTPredict
Public healthcare utility estimating Aspartate Aminotransferase ratios and clinical diagnostic indicators; v1.0.1 release published.
License: No formal license (Public Developer Repository)
WebShell_AI
Cybersecurity ML research project analyzing server script characteristics to detect obfuscated web shells and backdoors.
License: No formal license (Public Research Repository)
Open-Source Licensing Transparency Policy
In compliance with open-source legal standards, Trustoryx never labels a repository as "Open Source" without a verified LICENSE file in the source repository. Repositories with public visibility but lacking formal open-source licenses are explicitly classified as Developer Projects. Stars, forks, and download counts are not fabricated.
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