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cryptcat

Netcat fork with encryption capabilities. tldr-pages

On Linux

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Linux

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listen on a specified port and print any data received

cryptcat -k password -l -p portIdentify

Connect to a certain port

cryptcat -k password ip_address portIdentify

Specify the timeout (w)

cryptcat -k password -w timeout_in_seconds ip_address portIdentify

Scan (z) the open ports of a specified host

cryptcat -v -z ip_address portIdentify

Act as proxy and forward data from a local TCP port to the given remote host

cryptcat -k password -l -p local_port | cryptcat -k password hostname remote_portIdentify