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Senf is a fast, portable tool (written in Java, runnable just about everywhere) for finding sensitive numbers. Use this tool to identify files on your system that may have Social Security Numbers (SSNs) or Credit Card Numbers (CCNs).
You do not need to install Senf — just download it, run it, and use it to protect yourself.
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how do you run it?
how do you run it?
how do you run it?
If double clicking the file doesn’t work, do the following:
1. Open a command prompt
2. Navigate to the folder in which Senf is installed.
3. Run java -jar senf.jar (with optional arguments)
If double clicking the file doesn’t work, do the following:
1. Open a command prompt
2. Navigate to the folder in which Senf is installed.
3. Run java -jar senf.jar (with optional arguments)
If double clicking the file doesn’t work, do the following:
1. Open a command prompt
2. Navigate to the folder in which Senf is installed.
3. Run java -jar senf.jar (with optional arguments)
Thanks Rich. Was thinking I was doing something horribly wrong. BTW – very fitting logo as Senf in German means Mustard. :)
Thanks Rich. Was thinking I was doing something horribly wrong. BTW – very fitting logo as Senf in German means Mustard. :)
Thanks Rich. Was thinking I was doing something horribly wrong. BTW – very fitting logo as Senf in German means Mustard. :)
does it use a regex? haha just like class…
does it use a regex? haha just like class…
does it use a regex? haha just like class…
Rob, I’m glad that worked :)
Josh, that’s exactly what it does :)
Rob, I’m glad that worked :)
Josh, that’s exactly what it does :)
Rob, I’m glad that worked :)
Josh, that’s exactly what it does :)
Lol, SENF. Senf is actually a German word for Mustard. I guess that’s where the logo comes from. Anyways, this is definitely useful for anybody using internet banks’n’stuff.
Lol, SENF. Senf is actually a German word for Mustard. I guess that’s where the logo comes from. Anyways, this is definitely useful for anybody using internet banks’n’stuff.
Lol, SENF. Senf is actually a German word for Mustard. I guess that’s where the logo comes from. Anyways, this is definitely useful for anybody using internet banks’n’stuff.