Ozone Widget Framework developed by the NSA(github.com)
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Ozone Widget Framework developed by the NSA
https://github.com/ozoneplatform/owf
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I assume this is for testing purposes only: https://github.com/ozoneplatform/owf/blob/master/certs/ca.ke... :-)
Indeed.
https://github.com/ozoneplatform/owf/blob/master/certs/cakey...
Caveat: While browsing repositories you can press 't' and fuzzy-search filenames.
https://github.com/ozoneplatform/owf/blob/master/certs/cakey...
Caveat: While browsing repositories you can press 't' and fuzzy-search filenames.
Check out their website as well (which is buried in the project's readme): http://owfgoss.org/
For those curious about the role the NSA played in this framework:
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&sid=cp112TtjuH...;
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquery/?&sid=cp112TtjuH...;
Thanks. I was reading through the github readme going 'Well, that's cool... but why did they build this?'. Seemed to me before understanding why they needed it/built it, that it would have been time better spent working on a new crypto engine :).
It's great that this was open sourced. Quite impressive what you've accomplished. For me to use it I'd also have to pay ExtJS $2500 and/or some combination of a fixed fee with royalty rights which I just can not do.
That hopefully will change.
"At the Dec 2012 OWF GOSS board, the board agreed to a 6-month re-factoring effort which would re-implement using OSGi on the back end and eliminate the dependency on ExtJS for the front-end. This work will be done on GitHub and will be completely transparent to the community."
When I was working with this (2+ years ago), it was mostly for integration with databases in DIA's GCCS-J program. Honestly, for the amount of data they need to deal with, it just didn't work (common operational picture stuff).
Curious any OWF developers have a connector they can release to use NSA developed Accumulo NoSQL?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Accumulo
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Looks like the project is specifically mentioned in the ndaa. That's enough to peak my interest.
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