Export GraphQL Armor types.
Model Armor API client for Node.js
Manage armor automatically with various configs
Wrapper for the Armor services API.
A CLI tool for generating Armor UI apps.
Reference stylesheets, services and components for Armor web applications.
Webfont icons for Armor web applications.
conventional-changelog preset for ARMOR conventions.
Support libs used across armor packages
Armor utility classes for browser interaction.
Various type declarations used across Armor
Dead-simple, yet highly customizable security middleware for Apollo GraphQL servers shield
Limit the number of aliases allowed in a GraphQL query.
Additional rules to enforce the ARMOR front-end development code standards using tslint.
Limit the number of tokens allowed in a GraphQL document.
Limit the depth allowed in a GraphQL query.
Limit the cost of a GraphQL Query.
Limit the number of directives allowed in a GraphQL query.
Armor unit and functional testing utilities.
Block graphql field suggestion.
API Blueprint schemas and documentation for the ARMOR® API.
Framework-agnostic CSRF protection core functionality
DynamoDB Armor provides a drop-in replacement removing all the hidden traps with the DynamoDB SDK. You won't even notice it!
Safeguard your HAR (HTTP Archive) files with `harmor`. It's like armor for your HAR files!
HTTP Security Headers.
Drop-in Rust sidecar that wraps any MCP server: scans tool calls for prompt injection (UTS-39 confusable-folding + Unicode strip + Aho+Regex), validates Ed25519 manifest signatures with TOFU keystore + Sigstore Rekor bridge, strips loader-class env keys (LD_PRELOAD, NODE_OPTIONS, ...) from spawned children, detects tools/list schema drift (Layer 7 closes rug-pull / silent-redefinition class with NFKC-canonical fingerprint + bidirectional inbound/outbound gate + BLAKE3 or SHA-256 backend for FIPS/PCI/HIPAA + optional JCS RFC 8785 canonicalisation + _meta.fingerprint cross-tool audit injection), serves a fully-wired rmcp 1.5 control-plane behind the rmcp-control feature (MCP spec 2025-11-25, closes CVE-2026-42559 transitively), exports OTLP gRPC telemetry, blocks marketplace-poisoning vectors. <5ms p99 overhead.
Fast local Rust scanner for AI-agent prompt injection, credential leaks, exfiltration, and risky tool calls.
A safe, ergonomic Rust wrapper around the age encryption library with strong typing, comprehensive error handling, and passphrase support.
Pure-Rust steganography engine — hide encrypted messages in JPEG photos
Rusty Armor Builds - Monster Hunter Rise Armor Set Creation Tool
Dragon Quest Core Module, created in Rust.
A simple RPG-like looting system
Password-based file encryption tool with a versioned header, AEAD, Argon2id KDF, and streaming mode. Library + CLI + GUI.
ASCII Armor: binary to text encoding library and command-line utility
ASCII Armor: binary to text encoding library and command-line utility
minipgp6 armor handling
A PBKDF2 pure ruby implementation.
Ruby gem for interacting with Armor Payments.
GUI interface for RubyWarrior
This library provides convenient access to the AuthArmor API from applications written in the Ruby language. It includes a pre-defined set of methods for API resources that initialize themselves dynamically from API responses.
colstrom's fork of Spooner/ruby_armor
A World of Warcraft Armory API Adapter for Ruby
Wrapper for the World of Warcraft API
Library for downloading and parsing the wow armory
This gem contains some miscellaneous utilities for armoredcode security tools
Minimal ASN.1/DER/PEM/Base64 codec implemented in C with no OpenSSL dependency. Designed for post-quantum key serialization (SPKI, PKCS#8) but usable for any scheme that needs DER TLV encoding, Base64 with PEM line wrapping, and PEM armor parsing. Used by the ml_dsa gem and reusable by ML-KEM, SLH-DSA, and other PQC implementations.
Back in the Age of Heroes, GSquire would carry thy armor and sword, would get thy lordship dressed and accompany in battle. He would fight side by side with those who stood brave against the toughest of the foes. These were good times to be alive. Then a swift, strange, wind blew upon this land and everything we knew was washed away and replaced by something new. All we used to know about living, eating, singing and smiling was made anew. Not everyone could handle that, many were forced into this. Those who were born during this time, never knew how was the world before. Some received this wind as a blessing from gods, others deemed it cursed. The only agreement was in calling it Web 2.0.
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