Web Based Graphical Password Authentication System is a web based application that can be used in any system to allow users to sign up and log in using a different model other than the static passwords. In normal authentication systems, static passwords are used by users to get in the system but it is a known fact that static passwords are very easy to hack. Thus in this system, a user can select certain points in an image and use them as their password. They are immune to basic hacking techniques like brute force attack & dictionary attacks.
This project is a real-time bidder (RTB), which means that it receives bid requests from 3rd-party ad exchanges and delivers bid responses accordingly.
It is a Java application created to generate verification links. It will send users an email requiring them to click a link to verify their email before their email is added to whatever you want to add it to.
iTrust is a medical web system & database that I (wolfski2) modified and extended along with 7 others on a team. Features comprehensive unit and selenium tests with ~90% code coverage.
The application allows multiple users to get access to the server, and modify the data (which is cars) in the server. The application also allows each user to configure their car and upload it to the server. The server and client object was implemented using Object Oriented Programing to encapsulate the design and access. Link Hash Map is used as the main container for this project (instead of a real database). The updated data is written to a text file to simplifier the process. The container can be replaced with a database system (SQL Server or My SQL) and will perform the full function of an API. The project can be extended to a full e-commerce page if the following component is added: a better GUI for the clients, payment API (Paypal), and a database system.
A web application that helps students in their college search by recommending colleges from across the country based on their grades, academic interest, extracurricular activities, lifestyle, location, etc.