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A light-weight cross platform C++ library for console and file I/O, fast data structures and algorithms, CPU identification (CPUID), and sockets (TCP and UDP).
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Simple Fuzzer is a simple fuzzing framework which allows rapid development of protocol fuzzers for blackbox testing. It can fuzz across networks using TCP/UDP, IP4/IP6, and can be extended via plugins to perform in-depth fuzzing.
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Servers Development Kit (SrvDK) is an open source library, written in C#, for quick creation of effective and robust multi-client TCP servers. NOTE: This is work in progress, so far the application is NOT yet usable!
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