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DD GUI
Perl GUI for DD with netcat / cryptcat support
[Purpose] This tool provides the user with a gui frontend (designed in perl) for the popular program, dd. The frontend has been designed to allow for the same functionality as using dd via command line or terminal. [Features] -Local/Remote imaging. -Netcat/Cryptcat ready. -MD5, SHA1, and other hash methods are provided. -GUI based directories. -DD command line argument options. -
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NetKitty
NetKitty is a GUI for Netcat
NetKitty is an easy to use Java-based program that easily allows you to transfer files between computers. It uses Netcat to open a port and listen for incoming connections from another device. Before NetKitty, Netcat could only be executed by typing commands directly into a command shell, so NetKitty takes the reins and creates a very user-friendly graphical user interface. There are two main parts to NetKitty; the sender and the listener. The listener is first used to “listen” and wait for... -
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NetSlaughter is a GUI for Nmap, Netcat, dsniff and tcpdump. Runs on Linux and is coded in Java. In next revisions I wanna make it multiplatform, to run it under Linux and Windows
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GtkNetCat is a program that connects to any port on any host, and reads and writes to that port. Just like NetCat, but with a GUI, and no serverpart (yet). It is written in C++ using Gtkmm, and it is written for Linux.
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