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FastTunnel is a high-performance cross-platform intranet penetration tool. With it, you can expose intranet services to the public network for yourself or anyone to access. Unlike other penetration tools, the FastTunnel project is committed to creating an easy-to-extensible and easy-to-maintain intranet penetration framework. You can build your own penetration application by referencing the nuget package of FastTunnel.Core, and target the business extension functions you need.

Pirate Proxy List is a repository that presents a maintained web page of proxy and mirror links associated with The Pirate Bay. It is structured more like a public directory than a conventional application, using a simple front-end format to list access points and related guidance. The project’s stated purpose is to help users reach a site that may be blocked by local providers or networks, though users are still responsible for following applicable laws and content rights. ...

...Besides, hiproxy also supports configuration through a syntax similar to the Nginx configuration file. To develop your web projects in a local development environment, you’ll have to run a back-end server (such as a Node.js express application, or a Java SpringBoot application). As a front-end developer, you might not be familiar with the back-end technology stack, simply setting up the development environment can consume a lot of your time.

Proxyma is a multiple reverse-proxy library/webapplication with a cache subsystem and url-rewriting capabilities. The new core is based upon a flexible plugins subsystem easy to extend and customize. Recently this project was promoted to release 1.0.

Server Framework Objects provides a robust Web Server / Proxy Server, plus an elegant plug-in architecture for adding/modifying services. There is also a collection of utility classes for use with the project, or any Java project.

This project is focusing on creating a Java proxy server application that allows access to a peer-to-peer filespace being developed at Princeton University.

Project aims to create a Web Services Proxy Server to provide an unique endpoint for service consumers, with operation log, service documentation and SLA easy administration.