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Changelog

ADD: Ability to change font size with key mappings and quick commands
ADD: Option to only select characters (no empty spaces) when selecting terminal strings
ADD: Portuguese language added (Acknowledgments to Alex Silva)
ADD: Russian language added (Acknowledgments to Andrey Kolbasenko)
ADD: Script API for passing messages to the status bar
ADD: Support for log file timestamps in milliseconds
ADD: Tooltips added for Quick Command Buttons
ADD: Window and taskbar blinks via bell options even if focus is on the window
FIX: 'Failed to Initialize FunctionList' Error during PKCS#11 authentication
FIX: Activation related resource cleanup
FIX: Crash when closing a tab with the middle mouse button
FIX: Crash when importing sessions
FIX: Edits in keyword highlights not being reflected immediately
FIX: Freeze when attempting to close any tab after auto alignment
FIX: Highlight previews displaying incorrectly
FIX: Highlighting not working on certain character combinations
FIX: Incorrect installation path for Xshell Plus packages
FIX: Incorrect scroll bar positions
FIX: Session and folder context menu related resource cleanup
FIX: Terminal code used for clearing the scroll buffer not functioning
FIX: WaitForStrings error in loops
FIX: Web page for new downloads not opening properly from expired evaluation packages

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WinSSHTerm helps you to be more productive. Using keyboard shortcuts and intelligent navigation tools allows you to quickly switch between or start new SSH sessions even if you have to manage many systems. It has built-in support for copying files and running X applications. The terminal colors are carefully selected to minimize the stress for your eyes. WinSSHTerm is easy to use, lightweight and stable.

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Changelog

Template variables are now additionally available in 'Script Runner' and custom command-line arguments for 'Copy Files'
Added built-in connection variables {{CON.USER}}, {{CON.HOST}}, {{CON.NAME}} and {{CON.PORT}} which can be used like template variables
New buttons to set the default color schemes (File->Preferences->Terminal->Color Scheme->Edit)
Improved implementation for cleaning up WinSSHTerm's temporary files
Feature 'Port Knocking' now available under File->Preferences->Terminal (only KiTTY)
Added a new data grid view for hidden template variables (File->Preferences->Connections)

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Bitvise SSH Client (formerly Tunnelier) is a fast, secure FTP and terminal client with a variety of "tunnel" options to create secure connections, similar to a VPN. The program can forward Windows file shares over SSH, an FTP-to-SFTP protocol bridge, port forwarding and more. See forum discussion for adding secure FTP to existing portable software.

Includes support for single-click remote desktop forwarding for graphical server access, vt100, strong auto-reconnect and a scriptable console-mode SFTP client. Integrated SOCKS and HTTP proxy are available for dynamic forwarding. Security measures include wide encryption protocol support including public key exchange and optional integrated compression. Supports profiles and optional encryption of local passwords.

Functional in 64-bit.

Release Notes

In previous 8.xx versions, the icons for the New terminal console, New SFTP window and New Remote Desktop actions were too similar. The SSH Client now sports updated icons that are easier to distinguish.

In previous 8.xx versions, when the SSH Client reconnected after losing a connection, it failed to continue ongoing transfers. Fixed.

SFTP interface: When connecting to SFTP servers that support synchronization using the SFTP v6 extensions check-file-name, check-file-handle and check-file-blocks, the resume and overwrite modes are now more clearly overridden by synchronize in the SFTP user interface.

sftpc: When connecting to SFTP servers that support synchronization, the -r and -o options for get and put commands now both act as aliases for synchronize. Previously, only -o acted as an alias for synchronize, and -r was unavailable.

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

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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.

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 new feature: add italic font support

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Bug Fix: Jump Server: Allow white spaces in the private key file's path also when using Script Runner and Copy Files

http://winsshterm.blogspot.com/

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TCP Over SSL Tunnel is a free SSL tool with SNI Host (Spoof Host) support.

Features:

TCP Over SSL Tunnel
SNI Host Support (Spoof Host)
Protocols SSLv23, TLSv1, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2
Payload Support
Most Payload TAGS Supported, included [split] and [delay_split]
Direct Connection Support
Proxy Support
Internal SSH
Hide to Windows Try Icon System.
Show Logs
Black and White Font Text Color Change.

License: Open Source

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tcpoverssltunnel/

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SSLCertScanner is the FREE SSL certificate scanner tool which can remotely scan, retrieve and validate the SSL certificate from any host either on the intranet or internet. It can greatly help you to track expired/rogue certificate on your SSL servers.

You can either enter the IP address or name of the host such as www.facebook.com. Also it supports both HTTPS (port 443) as well as LDAPS (port 636) service for scanning SSL certificate. On successful completion, important certificate details are displayed along with status of validation. You can also view the complete details of SSL certificate by simply double clicking on it.

It works on wide range of platforms starting from Windows XP to latest operating system Windows 10.

Freeware

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Mega 2019 Edition with support for 200+ new SSL certificates, Scan Domain with SNI feature, perform online SSL analysis & many more enhancements.

https://securityxploded.com/sslcertscanner.php

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Changelog

New features:

32-bit Windows builds replaced with 64-bit builds.
OpenSSL DLLs updated to version 1.1.1.
Check whether "output" is not a relative file name.
Major code cleanup in the configuration file parser.
Added sslVersion, sslVersionMin and sslVersionMax for OpenSSL 1.1.0 and later.

Bugfixes:

Fixed PSK session resumption with TLS 1.3.
Fixed a memory leak in WIN32 logging subsystem.
Allow for zero value (ignored) TLS options.
Partially refactored configuration file parsing and logging subsystems for clearer code and minor bugfixes.

Caveats:

We removed FIPS support from our standard builds. FIPS will still be available with bespoke builds.

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Changelog

ADD: New SSH parameters available in the Local Shell. '-p' (password authentication), '-a' (use Xagent). Able to overide session property settings.
ADD: Support for ANSI 90~97 (light foreground), 100-107 (light background) values
ADD: Visual confirmations of host key (Randomart) in the host key confirmation dialog box
FIX: Creating a new session in the Session Manager while in the search state causes the session list to not refresh immediately
FIX: Default language is set to English in Portuguese and French using countries
FIX: Deleted login scripts and forwarding rules remain in the session file
FIX: Incorrect server selection if a proxy server with a similar name exists
FIX: Login not possible if server account name is multibyte UTF8
FIX: No terminal focus when immediately opening a session which was edited from the Session Manager
FIX: Some Compose Pane icons are not visible in the German resources
FIX: Terminal becomes unresponsive if some highlight keywords are entered twice
FIX: The enter key's value for creating a newline character is different between the terminal and compose bar
FIX: Timestamp in logs use the default format even if format field is left emtpy
FIX: Underlines from hovering over a hyperlink remain even after ceasing hover

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Release Notes

The graphical SSH Client's terminal window for xterm (and other non-bvterm terminals) implements a Select mode intended to behave like the Windows console's QuickEdit mode. A difference was catching users off-guard: canceling a mouse text selection with an arbitrary key press would not send the key to the server. For users who began a selection without noticing, it appeared as though the terminal window was eating a key press for no reason. Consistently with the Windows console, the SSH Client will now send key presses that cancel a selection to the server.
In previous versions, if the graphical SSH Client failed to load a profile specified on the command line, it would fall back to the last used profile and still act on the -loginOnStartup parameter if also provided. This would result in bewildering behavior. If a profile specified on the command line fails to load, the SSH Client now loads the default profile (stored in the Windows registry) and ignores -loginOnStartup.
In previous 8.xx versions, loading an SSH Client profile from a network share would fail when the ZoneId alternative data stream could not be opened. If the ZoneId ADS cannot be opened, a profile will now be loaded as if its origin is the local computer.
We have identified niche situations where one-click Remote Desktop forwarding might fail to start when an SSH Client DLL is not found. To resolve this, this version makes changes to how the Remote Desktop client is started.
There exist SSH clients which, in violation of RFC 4254, disconnect if a server sends a global request after successful authentication. A server might send a global request for purposes such as host key synchronization or disconnect detection. If the server supports RFC 8308, then to indicate it supports global requests, the SSH Client will include the extension global-requests-ok in its SSH_MSG_EXT_INFO.
In previous 8.xx versions, the SSH Client would not import RSA private and public keys larger than 8192 bits. This limit is once again 16384 bits.
The SSH Client installer will now offer to wait instead of exiting when another Bitvise installation is already in progress.
Slightly improved the user friendliness of the installer and uninstaller for command-line installations.

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Changelog

A proportion of users are closing the main SSH Client window when connected so that it minimizes into the Windows notification area (the system tray). Users forget about that SSH Client instance and launch new instances for new sessions. Forgotten sessions stay online indefinitely and terminal window settings do not appear to save because the SSH Client is never closed.

To fix this, the SSH Client will now restore its main window if it's still hidden in the notification area after closing a related window such as terminal or SFTP. This behavior can be configured with a new setting found under Closing and minimization.

Since the changes related to password authentication in 8.17, the graphical client's command line parameter -password=... did not take effect if the SSH Client profile was configured to use password authentication but the checkbox Store encrypted password in profile was disabled. Fixed.

sftpc: Updated help text for get and put commands to clarify how the -r and -o parameters control when hash-based synchronization, heuristic resume or overwrite is used.

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

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Fixed an issue in previous 8.xx versions which would prevent Bitvise SSH Client and FlowSsh from connecting to a server that supports host key synchronization and employs a key type the client does not support. This affected connections from Windows XP and Windows Server 2003, where our cryptographic provider does not support Ed25519; and use under FIPS mode, where Ed25519 and ECDSA/secp256k1 are not supported.

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

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Bug fix: issue in roll-up kitty.ini declaration

http://kitty.9bis.net/

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Generate the files and parameters that are necessary for an OpenVPN server and client to run properly with commands using this app.

Freeware

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Adds Ubuntu 18.04 version
Updates OpenSSL to version 1.0.2q
Expands DNS options to easily configure with popular public DNS providers
Use correct protocol name in TCP server configuration
OpenSSL is now statically linked to Ubuntu binaries
Removes route-delay command from configs
Various bug fixes and enhancements

https://www.sparklabs.com/blog/openvpn-configuration-generator/

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mRemoteNG is a fork of mRemote: an open source, tabbed, multi-protocol, remote connections manager. mRemoteNG adds bug fixes and new features to mRemote.

It allows you to view all of your remote connections in a simple yet powerful tabbed interface.

mRemoteNG supports the following protocols:

    RDP (Remote Desktop/Terminal Server)
    VNC (Virtual Network Computing)
    ICA (Citrix Independent Computing Architecture)
    SSH (Secure Shell)
    Telnet (TELecommunication NETwork)
    HTTP/HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
    rlogin (Remote Login)
    Raw Socket Connections

License: GPLv2

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Pre-Release Test build for running on systems with FIPS Enabled

https://mremoteng.org/