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Tags: Apache, backups, code, cookie, cross site scripting, htaccess, LAMP, logs, mod_security, MySQL, PHP, php security, rate limit, restrict limit, Security Consultant, session, sniffing, sql injection, website security scan, xss
Further to my earlier article, I went ahead and developed this application. Here’s a beta!
File: tcp_tun.c
Version: 0.3-beta
Title: TCP reassembling client-server application
Date: 17 Aug 09
Author: Adam Palmer <adam [AT] adamsinfo [DOT] com>
URL: http://www.adamsinfo.com/
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Tags: C, code, debian, gcc, Linux, multithread, tcp, tcp proxy, tcp tunnel