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5 repositories by Attention Score · Oct 27, 2026 – Nov 2, 2026 (UTC)

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Topic: zero-trust-network-access
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1netbirdio / netbird

NetBird securely connects people, machines and AI agents across any network with one identity-based Zero Trust platform. Powered by peer-to-peer WireGuard®

wireguard
wireguard-vpn
vpn
nat-traversal
mesh-networks
mesh
+4 more

Go Other license31K total1.8K forks

+317 stars

from 30,214 · score 5.76

2cloudflare / cloudflared

Cloudflare Tunnel client

cloudflare
reverse-proxy
cloudflare-tunnel
zero-trust-network-access

Go APACHE-2.016K total1.5K forks

+149 stars

from 16,244 · score 5.01

3openziti / ziti

The parent project for OpenZiti. Here you will find the executables for a fully zero-trust, programmable network @OpenZiti

networking
vpn-2
appsec
network
zero-trust
zero-trust-cloud
+14 more

Go APACHE-2.04.5K total280 forks

+20 stars

from 4,446 · score 3.04

4OpenNHP / opennhp

Make your infrastructure invisible to attackers. OpenNHP implements the Network-infrastructure Hiding Protocol (NHP): authenticate before connection, cryptographically. IETF draft.

cybersecurity
zero-trust
zero-trust-network-access
zero-trust-security

Go APACHE-2.014K total2.5K forks

+4 stars

from 13,949 · score 1.61

5openziti / sdk-golang

Ziti SDK for Golang

golang
networking
sdk
zero-trust
appsec
netsec
+9 more

Go APACHE-2.0132 total35 forks

+2 stars

from 130 · score 1.10

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