Thema: SSH/SSL/VPN Tools...

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KiTTY is a fork of the popular PuTTY telnet and SSH client with additional features packaged as a portable app, so you can connect in to your systems on the go.

Whats new:>>

Add SetFocus at startup

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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MTPuTTY (Multi-tabbed PuTTY) helps you to manage different PuTTY connections in one tabbed GUI interface. Every PuTTY connection runs in a separate tab and you can switch between PuTTYs as easy as you switch between opened pages in web browsers. When you need, you can detach PuTTY window from tab and convert it back into normal PuTTY application.

Freeware

Latest Changes

    Mass password update added
    Special keys in script added (including the Escape key)
    Fixed high DPI issues
    Option to autoreconnect after unexpected disconnect added
    Minor bugs fixed

http://www.ttyplus.com/multi-tabbed-putty/

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NetMod is a lightweight utility that can act as a proxy server with advanced capabilities, namely the ability to modify requests and access blocked websites behind the firewall. As you probably hinted, the application comes with a built-in SSH client, OpenVPN and SSL/TLS tunneling, so you are able to access everything blocked for your system or geographic area.

Freeware

Whats new:>>

-Bug fix VPN Services

https://sourceforge.net/projects/netmodhttp/

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Whats new:>>

    Bugfix: replace http links to https [#214]
    Bugfix: crash when saving password (with start button only)

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Whats new:>>

feat: new Kageant option -pass, to store automatically private SSH key without prompting for passphrase

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Whats new:>>

    Feat: automatically select first item in ConfigBox [#165]
    Feat: IDEA: Title window with SOCKS port [#209]
    Feat: add automatic sftpconnect (create a local port dynamically)

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Whats new:>>

eat: add -defini option to create a new default configuration file
Fix: kageant "Saved Sessions" opens PuTTY instead of KiTTY [#97]
Fix: issue with ssh:// handler management
Debug: working on [#113]: [Crash] Crashing calling ‘Change Setting’ from system menu

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Whats new:>>

-Bug fix VPN Service startup
-Bug fix proxy/ssh/openvpn listview's scrollbar
-Bug fix: Payload's keyword "[rotate]" can't be used more than once
-Bug fix ssh reconnect's balloon
-Improve load configuration performance
-Add requested host after result (Host Checker)

https://sourceforge.net/projects/netmodhttp/

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Terminal/ssh/sftp client(linux, mac, win) based on electron/ssh2/node-pty/xterm/antd/subx and other libs.

MIT License

Whats new:>>

    Rewrite sftp module, now it use async process to handle file transfer
    Add zh_tw language support

https://github.com/electerm/electerm

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Whats new:>>

    Fix: [Crash] Crashing calling ‘Change Setting’ from system menu [#113]
    Fix: Auto-login password is denied randomly [#59]
    Build: updgrade building chain to gcc-9.2

Quelle : https://github.com/cyd01/KiTTY/releases

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Whats new:>>

    feat: Add blink icon animation for transporting tab (#1832)
    feat: Support batch input for terminal (#1831)
    feat: Support root folder for Windows OS (#1829)

https://github.com/electerm/electerm

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Whats new:>>

    fix: Fix empty batch input crash app
    fix: Fix number input direct edit function in settings (#1836)

https://github.com/electerm/electerm

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Improve the way you handle your SSH connections by relying on this Electron-based, modern-looking, and user-friendly client for SSHFS-Win.

MIT License

Whats new:>>

    Support for advanced params
    Easily duplicate connections
    Order connection list
    Debug connection log

https://github.com/evsar3/sshfs-win-manager

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Changelog

    Version information:

        The SSH Server's upgrade access amnesty continues, so that all users of previous 8.xx version can update to the latest version with accumulated fixes. The minimum upgrade access to use this version is October 23, 2018.

        We are at this point highly confident in the security, stability and compatibility of our latest 8.xx versions. We are aware of users still relying on versions 7.xx and 6.xx, and sometimes even older. The SSH Server is security-sensitive, network-facing software, and updating is the only way to receive the latest security and reliability fixes. We suggest all users update.

    Automatic updates:

        If an update is available and settings are configured to automatically apply it, then when the SSH Server Control Panel is started, it will no longer initiate the update immediately, but will instead wait for some time (currently 5 minutes). This offers the administrator a window in which to change automatic update settings, in case the administrator wants to modify them.

    SSH:

        When using the authentication method keyboard-interactive, an implementation that identifies itself as "SSH-2.0-libssh-0.6.5" sends the message SSH_MSG_USERAUTH_REQUEST without encoding fields for the language tag and submethods. These fields are required, but since they are not critical, the SSH Server will now treat them as empty if they are missing.

    Terminal:

        Improved stability of the new Windows 10 terminal console when resizing. The new Windows 10 console has a bug where it will crash if the cursor lands outside of the screen buffer after a resize. The SSH Server now detects this situation and works around it.

    FTPS:

        In previous versions, each FTPS connection would cause a small file to be created, and never deleted, in the directory C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Crypto\RSA\S-1-5-18. Fixed.

    File transfer:

        Changed the behavior of the Maximum wait time setting for the On-upload command. Previously, it was a mistake to set this to a value other than 0 seconds (the default). However, when this value was set to 0 seconds, and Execute as service was disabled (also the default), the last On-upload command in a session could be terminated prematurely if it did not complete quickly when a session disconnected.

        The SSH Server now no longer waits for an On-upload command to complete, except optionally after a session has disconnected. The Maximum wait time now applies only in this situation, and it causes the SSH Server to wait for this amount of time before forcefully terminating the command. If set to zero, the SSH Server will not wait with session cleanup, and will also not forcefully terminate the command.

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https://www.bitvise.com/ssh-server

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Changelog

    SSH:

        Bitvise SSH Client and FlowSsh will now recognize servers with "Maverick_SSHD" and "GoAnywhere" in their SSH version strings as variants of "J2SSH_Maverick". This means Bitvise SSH Client and FlowSsh will no longer send SSH_MSG_EXT_INFO by default to such servers. See the previous compatibility change for J2SSH_Maverick, in version history for Bitvise SSH Client and FlowSsh versions 8.42.

        If a client authentication key has been accepted by the server for authentication, the SSH Client will no longer prevent its use due to the server's server-sig-algs extension. In addition, the SSH Client will now log if a key is not used due to this extension.

    Graphical client:

        A new or reset profile will no longer open a terminal and SFTP window automatically, by default. This improves behavior when connecting to servers that limit SSH sessions to a single concurrent channel. Automatic opening of these windows can still be enabled using the same settings on the Options tab.

        The SSH Client's buttons would be hidden under Windows UI elements in Windows 10 Tablet mode. Fixed.

        The SSH Client will now display clearer information when an update is available but cannot be started.

    Terminal:

        When using xterm and other non-bvterm protocols, the graphical SSH Client and stermc now support the sending of the following Alt + key combinations: Alt + Left Arrow, Right Arrow, Up Arrow, Down Arrow, Backspace, Page Up and Page Down. In addition, the graphical client also supports Alt + Enter. Alt + Enter is not supported in stermc because it is used by the Windows console to enter or exit full-screen mode.

        When using xterm and other non-bvterm protocols, the speed of screen painting in the graphical SSH Client is now significantly improved.

        The graphical SSH Client and stermc now support a terminal window resize initiated by an escape sequence from the server.

        The graphical SSH Client and stermc will now accept xterm's 16-color and 256-color sequences even when regular xterm is in use (as opposed to xterm-16color or xterm-256color). This better supports programs such as byobu that send these sequences under plain xterm.

        When switching between normal and alternate screens, the SSH Client would fail to clear the alternate screen. Fixed.

        When using xterm and other protocols except bvterm and ANSI, the SSH Client would previously start set to use "application" cursor keys. To start with "standard" cursor keys, the setting Alt. cursor keys had to be enabled, or in stermc the parameter -altCurs had to be used.

        The SSH Client will now start by default using "standard" cursor keys. The relevant setting has been replaced with App. cursor keys, and stermc now supports the parameter -appCurs to start instead with "application" cursor keys.

        Changed Unicode character widths for about 6% of assigned Unicode code points from 0 to 1, and for another ~8% of code points from 2 to 1. This aligns more closely with character widths used by servers and avoids unintended discrepancies in rendering.

        On the Terminal tab, the SSH Client's Default colors dialog now provides both the "Old Windows" and "New Windows" palette options. To match use of colors in other terminals, the New Windows palette is now the default choice. Previously, it was xterm.

        The command line terminal client, stermc, now also supports the new palette choices using the -palette parameter.

        When using bvterm, the new Windows 10 console produces cursor artifacts when the cursor is moved outside the viewport. The SSH Client now takes steps to avoid this.

    SSH Server Remote Control Panel:

        When using the CSV export feature in the SSH Server Remote Control Panel for SSH Server versions 8.xx, the CSV export would fail if the data contained a reversibly encrypted password or secret key. Fixed.

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https://www.bitvise.com/ssh-client