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A lightweight, stream-based WebSocket implementation for Rust, providing a complete RFC6455 protocol implementation.
A cross-platform, high-performance asynchronous web server for serving static files, built with Rust.
A Rust implementation of QUIC, HTTP/3, and QPACK used by Mozilla Firefox, providing a library and command-line tools.
A transparent, high-performance proxy written in Rust for the Linkerd service mesh, handling HTTP, HTTP/2, TCP, and WebSocket traffic.
A command-line tool for automatic certificate acquisition from ACME servers like Let's Encrypt, designed for flexible web server integration.
A command-line tool for automatic acquisition and renewal of TLS certificates from ACME servers like Let's Encrypt.
A barebone, high-performance MQTT broker for Node.js that runs on any stream server.
A Rust wrapper for gRPC Core providing high-performance RPC with async support and HTTP/2.
Repository for the Lemur Certificate Manager
A cross-platform network file transfer application for Windows, macOS, and Linux with automatic device discovery.
OpenSSL bindings for the Rust programming language, providing cryptographic and TLS functionality.
OpenSSL bindings for Rust providing cryptographic functionality and TLS/SSL support.
A secure terminal sharing tool that lets you share your terminal session with others via a simple command.
A high-performance, fully conforming WebSocket client library for iOS and macOS, passing all Autobahn tests.
A minimal, cross-platform networking library providing optimized TCP, TLS, QUIC, and HTTP3 transports for async applications.
A comprehensive and idiomatic Go library for sending emails with SMTP, attachments, templates, and extensive security features.
A pure Rust client library for Apache Kafka with consumer, producer, and client APIs.
A Go server for two-man rule encryption, requiring multiple delegated keys for decryption and SSH signing.
A powerful Delphi framework for building RESTful services, JSON-RPC APIs, and web applications with MVC architecture and built-in ORM.
A Rust implementation of the IETF QUIC protocol, offering a simple API, high configurability, and integration with secure TLS providers.
A high-performance HTTP client for Elixir built on Mint and NimblePool, featuring efficient connection pooling.
A C++17 header-only library for building embedded HTTP/WebSocket servers with async request handling and Express-like routing.
A terminal IRC client written in Rust with a clean UI, mentions tab, and configurable key bindings.
A lightweight, high-performance, embeddable MQTT broker server written in Go, supporting distributed clusters and MQTT v3.0, v3.1.1, and v5.0.
A low-level HTTP server library in Rust focused on 100% HTTP compliance and easy server creation.
A fast, production-ready static web server with TLS, routing, hot reloading, caching, and templating in a single binary.
Rust bindings to libcurl for making HTTP requests and network transfers.
A high-performance, feature-rich Java client library for MQTT 5.0 and 3.1.1 with multiple API flavors and backpressure support.
A modular Rust service framework for building programmable network proxies, clients, and servers with fine-grained control over packet flow.
Open source platform for X.509 certificate-based service authentication and fine-grained access control in dynamic infrastructures.
A C++ library for building high-performance embedded RESTful HTTP servers.
An ergonomic Rust HTTP client with advanced TLS and HTTP/2 fingerprinting for browser emulation.
🔐 A CLI tool to extract server certificates
A Linux daemon that multiplexes SSH and HTTP/HTTPS traffic on a single port, enabling SSH access through firewalls that only allow web traffic.
A suite of enterprise-grade proxy solutions including forward proxy, reverse proxy, load balancer, and NAT traversal built in Rust.
A framework for publicly logging and auditing TLS certificates to detect misissued or malicious certificates.
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