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Real-time network monitor + outbound firewall — see & block every connection. Privacy-first, local-first, Rust fleet agent, SIEM exports, 8 languages. / Moniteur réseau temps réel + pare-feu sortant, agent de flotte Rust, exports SIEM. 100 % local.

AI-first external attack surface assessment with continuous discovery, evidence-based vulnerability validation, and developer-agent MCP integration.

TranslatedAgentRoute: routing rules for AI agents, validated, with cross-platform sync and rollback, and with a guide to DNS and WebRTC protection.

The Swiss Army knife of OpenWrt networking — sing-box proxy, DPI bypass, Telegram control, atomic self-healing, and per-device routing — all managed from a single Web UI

  • anti-censorship
  • bypass-dpi
  • luci
  • openwrt

See and operate an unmodified iPhone from a Linux PC: AirPlay mirror in, Bluetooth HID mouse/keyboard out, plus a CLI and skill for agents.

.NET polycloud storage framework which provides a unified polycloud API across 15+ clouds for Object manipulation, File uploads/downloads, File streaming/seeking, Directory upload/download, Object metadata, Versioning, Tags, Storage tier/class, Presigned URLs and more.

  • abstraction
  • aws
  • aws-s3
  • aws-sqs

teler-waf is a Go HTTP middleware that protects local web services from OWASP Top 10 threats, known vulnerabilities, malicious actors, botnets, unwanted crawlers, and brute force attacks.

  • ids
  • teler
  • waf
  • teler-ids

HIBA is a system built on top of regular OpenSSH certificate-based authentication that allows to manage flexible authorization of principals on pools of target hosts without the need to push customized authorized_users files periodically.

This gem implements a flexible time-ordered activity feeds commonly used within social networking applications. As events occur, they are pushed into the Feed and distributed to all users that need to see the event. Upon the user visiting their "feed page", a pre-populated ordered list of events is returned by the library.