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1.DNSCrypt / dnscrypt-proxy

dnscrypt-proxy 2 - A flexible DNS proxy, with support for encrypted DNS protocols.

dnscrypt
dnscrypt-proxy2
doh
dnscrypt-proxy
dns-over-https
dns
+6 more

Go ISC14K total1.1K forks

+644 stars

from 13,169 · score 6.47

2.yarrick / iodine

Official git repo for iodine dns tunnel

dns-tunnel
iodine
dns
tunnel
vpn
meson

C ISC8K total602 forks

+220 stars

from 7,804 · score 5.40

3.FiloSottile / whoami.filippo.io

A ssh server that knows who you are. $ ssh whoami.filippo.io

Go ISC2.4K total111 forks

+27 stars

from 2,342 · score 3.33

4.jlaffaye / ftp

FTP client package for Go

ftp
go
ftp-client

Go ISC1.4K total384 forks

+18 stars

from 1,386 · score 2.94

5.yaacov / node-modbus-serial

A pure JavaScript implemetation of MODBUS-RTU (and TCP) for NodeJS

modbus-rtu
modbus-tcp
node-serialport
modbus-serial

JavaScript ISC731 total269 forks

+11 stars

from 720 · score 2.48

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