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Seeker is an open source project that demonstrates how to obtain precise location information from devices using social engineering and web-based techniques. The tool sets up a phishing page that asks for location permissions, allowing GPS and other device data to be shared if the user consents. It can capture latitude, longitude, accuracy, altitude, direction, and even speed, with results displayed in a terminal. The project supports both manual deployment and tunneling services like Ngrok...

This repository aggregates tools, guides, and configuration files aimed at enabling network access in restrictive environments across desktop and mobile platforms. It collects client applications, one-click browser bundles, configuration examples, and references for widely used proxy and tunneling technologies. The emphasis is on approachability: instructions, packaged builds, and links are organized so non-experts can find a workable setup for their device. Because endpoint reliability and...

Fancyss is a “scientific Internet access / bypassing censorship” toolkit targeted principally to Asus routers running AsusWRT or Merlin-based firmware. The project provides a plugin suite (with “software center” integration) so that home routers can run proxy or tunneling tools (e.g. V2Ray) to circumvent firewall or censorship (“GFW” in the Chinese context).

Atomistic NanoTransport (ANT) comprises a series of codes designed to compute electronic quantum transport with a broad range of applicability in nanoelectronics. ANT.Gaussian (or ANT.G for brevity) relies on the popular quantum chemistry code GAUSSIAN03/09 code with which interfaces in a seamless manner. Straightforwad use of ANT.G include the computation of the zero-bias conductance (or, alternatively, the electrical current under an applied bias voltage) of a variety of nanoscale systems...

Cinterion (Siemens) TC65 Java applet for tunneling RS-232 serial communication (MODBUS/RTU, GPS data etc) over GPRS/Internet. Works fine together with com0com SourceForge project.

This is a project we - ten students, 16 to 18 years old, and one teacher - are currently working on in the so called "Physik-Projektkurs" at school in which we build and program our own scanning tunneling microscope. This software is designed for DAQ systems by BMCM (we use the USB-AD16F), but it should not be too difficult to adapt it to foreign systems.It currently supports resolutions up to 1024x1024, visualization in 2D and 3D using colors from predefined gradients, export to PNG,...

Webtunnel is an HTTP tunnel with some unique features: it runs in the context of a web server; it uses simple requests/responses for proxy traversal; and it is multi-threaded to allow many parallel connections to many destinations simultaneously.

This project provides a program for the capturing, editing and saving data from a SXM scanning tunneling microscope (http://sxm4.uni-muenster.de/stm-en/). The program is developed in C++ and based on a Qt library from TrollTech and libusb library.