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    SMTP Tunnel Proxy

    SMTP Tunnel Proxy

    A high-speed covert tunnel that disguises TCP traffic as SMTP email

    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...
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    sqlit

    sqlit

    A user friendly TUI for SQL databases

    sqlit is a keyboard-first terminal UI that lets you connect to, browse, and query SQL databases quickly without relying on heavyweight GUI clients. It positions itself as a “lazygit-style” experience for databases, aiming for fast startup, intuitive navigation, and developer-friendly workflows directly inside your terminal. The tool supports a wide range of database providers, so you can use one interface across local databases, remote servers, and cloud-hosted instances rather than juggling...
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