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    A lightweight, compact, stand-alone, platform-independent application to forward TCP (over IPv4 or IPv6) connections to another host. Possible uses include - but not limited to - firewall hacking, tunneling, proxying, fortifying ADSL, creating multi-plat
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    Command line and wxWidgets UI for an HTTP(S) proxy that can tunnel web requests over one or more SSH tunnels to one or more web specified servers, while using a direct connection for all other traffic.
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    This project intends to make a SOCKS compatible tunnel proxy which communicates to the server part, running on your nameserver, over standard DNS (UDP) protocol. That way you can bypass network firewalls allowing no other IP traffic but DNS.
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