Search Results for "handshake"

SMTP Tunnel Proxy is a high-speed covert tunneling proxy that disguises regular TCP traffic as legitimate SMTP email communication to evade deep packet inspection (DPI) firewalls and censorship systems. It implements a SOCKS5 proxy interface on the client that wraps outbound traffic into an SMTP-like handshake (EHLO, STARTTLS, AUTH) and encrypted payload, making the session appear to DPI systems as a normal email exchange. The tool supports modern TLS encryption (STARTTLS) with HMAC-SHA256 authentication, per-user secrets, IP whitelisting, and multiplexed connections over a single tunnel. With a simple installer and systemd service setup, users can quickly deploy it on a Linux VPS as a tunneled access point, then connect from Windows, macOS, or Linux clients using auto-generated client packages. ...

...It supports novel view and novel pose synthesis, enabling compositional results like transferring reconstructed humans into new scenes. The pipeline separates human/body and environment, learning consistent geometry and appearance to support animation. Demos showcase sequences such as dance and handshake, and the code provides guidance for running evaluations and rendering. As a research release, it serves both as a baseline and as a starting point for work on human-centric NeRFs. The emphasis is on practical reconstruction quality from minimal capture setups. Compositional outputs to blend humans and backgrounds. Novel view and novel pose synthesis from learned radiance fields.

...Block utilities cover headers, proof-of-work validation, and difficulty calculations. A lightweight network client can connect to Bitcoin peers, perform the protocol handshake, and request block headers. The implementation is intentionally slow and should be treated as learning code rather than production cryptocurrency software.

A Python/PyGTK based terminal emulation program like Procomm for configuring serial devices like routers, switches, phone systems, etc. Serial back-end through PySerial, Expect-like scripting through pExpect. What else? I could really use your help!