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HOTS Hosts Lite 1.1
Windows hosts editor with domain blocking, hosts lock & app firewall
HOTS Hosts Lite is a free, open-source Windows app for viewing and managing the system hosts file (Fluent Design, dark/light theme). CORE: real-time table view, live search, bulk paste, auto-backup (rotating archive), diff preview, import/export .txt/.csv. DIAGNOSTICS: domain existence check, heuristic malware scanner (homoglyphs, punycode, typosquatting, suspicious TLDs). BLOCKING: custom domain blocklist, hosts file lock (ACL deny-write), application firewall blocking, 3 switchable hosts profiles. Also: 4 accent colors, 7 languages (EN/PL/FR/DE/ES/PT/RU), optional password protection, built-in update checker. ... -
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OpenVPN GUI Login-Tool
Enters user+pass for you + allows scheduled IP change for OpenVPN GUI
...(don't worry, the login details get saved encrypted and secure) The latest version has this new features: - a scheduled IP change every X seconds/minutes - a manual reconnect with 1 click. - option to run the app with parameters "login" or "reconnect", e.g. to use it in scripts or ext. apps This tool has been made for HideMyAss Pro VPN -> http://www.hidemyass.com If you have any suggestions, questions or if you experience any issues or errors, please contact me @ info@hmastuff.com or post in the discussion page -
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Cisco Terminal Server Toolkit
Tool Kit for Network Management through a terminal server.
Provides a toolkit for the network engineer who is stuck in the ridiculous situation of only being given terminal server access to their network, and not allowed any devices inside the network.
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