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    SSS is a Simple SOCKS Server written in perl that implements the SOCKS v5 Protocol Dutch: Met dit script kun je je eigen SOCKS v5 proxy server opzetten!
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    Viralator enhances your network's squid proxy server with a virus scanner. Before a user can download a file, the proxy passes the file to the Viralator script which, in turn, uses a virus scanner to scan, disinfect, or delete the download.
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    Personal Proxy Statistics is a GNU Open Source Perl script used to help users and administrators participate in the Distributed.Net effort. It provides detailed information generated by the Distributed.Net personal proxy server.
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