Add capyknock in Security - #316
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Adding capyknock in Security in alphabetical order. capyknock is a single packet authorization port-knocking, allows to hide services running on your Windows server and give access only to authorized people. It follows the fwknop approach, with an encrypted request and adds a time-base code (OTP). The capyknock service is stealth, it does not reveal itself to scans. Unlike fwknop runs on Windows and is written on Python for who wants to modify to its needs. Out of box binaries are available. Is designed to be lightweight and includes a terminal client. Best usage to hide TCP services like SSH, Softether and others.
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Adding capyknock in Security in alphabetical order.
capyknock is a single packet authorization port-knocking, allows to hide services running on your Windows server and give access only to authorized people.
It follows the fwknop approach, with an encrypted request and adds a time-base code (OTP). The capyknock service is stealth, it does not reveal itself to scans. Unlike fwknop runs on Windows and is written on Python for who wants to modify to its needs. Out of box binaries are available.
Is designed to be lightweight and includes a terminal client. Best usage to hide TCP services like SSH, Softether and others.
https://plinioseniore.github.io/capyknock/