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nRedir redirects several TCP connections through a single port on a remote server to any specified host. Useful to redirect more than one TCP connection through a single open port on a local network.
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VScan is a small, text-based, platform independent port scanner written in python, which supports multithreading and banner grabbing.
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A port of the Python language to HP's MPE/iX operating system, allowing MPE/iX specific modules (like TurboIMAGE) to be accessed from Python scripts.
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sps (Socket ProcesS) is a Python script which shows which processes are using which TCP port numbers, or which process is using a particular TCP port. It runs on Linux 2.2 and 2.4.
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ArduinoWebRelayController
Sketch and server to remotely actuate apliances
* This project is under development, not fit for end users * The project consists of the infrastructure to remotely control apliances (eg. turn the cofee maker on from a web page) Needed parts: - an arduino uno board (www.arduino.cc). - a circuit board for the relays. - a PC connected to the arduino. - python 2.7 to run the server. - port forwarding to the PC for remote access. -
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sectest
Security & Penetration Testing Suite
Open source Penetration Testing Suite for IT professionals and penetration testers. SecTest automates the boring repetitive procedures of penetration testing.
