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Wstunnel
Tunnel all your traffic over Websocket or HTTP2
Wstunnel is a Rust-based tunneling tool that carries arbitrary TCP and UDP traffic over WebSocket or HTTP/2. It is designed to help users reach resources through networks where direct traffic may be blocked, filtered, or difficult to route. Because WebSocket is compatible with regular HTTP infrastructure, wstunnel can work through many reverse proxies, firewalls, and web-oriented network paths. -
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SMTP Tunnel Proxy
A high-speed covert tunnel that disguises TCP traffic as SMTP email
...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. -
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iodine
Official git repo for iodine dns tunnel
Iodine is a DNS tunneling tool that allows IPv4 traffic to pass through DNS queries and responses. It is designed for situations where regular internet access is blocked but DNS resolution is still permitted. The project includes both a client and a server, requiring control of a domain and a publicly reachable server for proper setup. Iodine creates a virtual network interface so systems can communicate through an IP tunnel carried over DNS.
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