preamble
NET open source, free (MIT License), cross-platform intranet penetration tool built in the fully asynchronous mode of .NET Core: NSmartProxy.
Introduction to Intranet Penetration Tools
An intranet penetration tool is a tool that allows users to securely access and manage devices in an intranet (e.g. home network, corporate LAN, etc.) from anywhere on the Internet.
Features & Benefits
- Ease of use: easy to configure and user friendly.
- Multi-End Mapping: Users only need to install one NSmartProxy client to map multiple services across the LAN, greatly simplifying the configuration process.
- Protocol support: support for a variety of protocols under the TCP stack (such as FTP, Telnet, SMTP, HTTP/HTTPS, etc.) as well as some of the UDP-based protocols (such as DNS query, mosh services), to meet the needs of different services.
Operating Principle
- Server (): deployed on the extranet to receive reverse connections from end users and clients and forward them to each other.
- Client (NSmartProxyClient): deployed on the intranet, used to forward requests and responses to access various services on the intranet.
Project Source Code
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Project source code address
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- Open source address:/tmoonlight/NSmartProxy
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