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Bitvise SSH Client v9.61 Bitvise SSH Client v9.61 👉 A powerful Windows SSH client for secure remote access, file transfer, tunneling, and terminal emulation. Bitvise SSH Client is a secure, flexible SSH (Secure Shell) client for Windows. It lets users connect to remote systems securely for terminal access, encrypted file transfers, dynamic and static port forwarding, and other SSH-based operations. Its graphical and command-line interfaces make securely managing remote servers, transferring files, and setting up secure tunnels easy for both casual and advanced users. It supports advanced protocols, customizable authentication methods, and a robust set of features to meet modern secure networking needs. Features: Graphical SFTP client with advanced file transfer features. Terminal emulator supporting bvterm, xterm, and VT100 protocols. Powerful SSH2 port forwarding and tunneling (SOCKS/HTTP). Dynamic tunneling and proxy support (SOCKS4/5, HTTP CONNECT). Drive-mapping support for SFTP remote directories. Command-line clients for scripted file transfer, execution, terminal, and tunneling. Integrated authentication with public keys, Kerberos/GSSAPI, and NTLM. Single-click remote desktop forwarding. Supported operating systems: Windows XP SP3, Vista, 7, 8.1, 10, Windows 11 Windows Server 2003 through Windows Server 2025 Supported languages: English Changes: v9.61 05-02-26 General: The SSH Client is now more defensive against processing patterns which could cause the SSH Client to allocate large amounts of memory. Remote Desktop: Since an April 2026 Windows update, the Windows Remote Desktop client (MSTSC) now displays a warning when started with an RDP profile which does not carry a trusted signature. The SSH Client's New Remote Desktop feature starts MSTSC using a temporary profile, so this warning displays each time New Remote Desktop is used. To improve usability, the SSH Client now supports RDP profile signing. The SSH Client offers to generate a local self-signed certificate specific for the current Windows user. If confirmed by the user, the client sets up the ... |
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OnionHop v2.7 OnionHop v2.7 👉 Privacy-first desktop app that routes traffic through Tor with proxy and TUN/VPN modes. OnionHop is a privacy-first desktop app that routes your traffic through Tor using either Proxy Mode or TUN/VPN Mode. It is designed to make anonymous routing easier with clear controls, bridge support, split tunneling, logs, diagnostics, and connection options for restrictive networks. The project also includes Smart Connect, optional kill switch protection, and a CLI companion for automation and advanced use. Features: Routes traffic through Tor using Proxy Mode or TUN/VPN Mode Supports Hybrid routing with split tunneling Includes Tor bridges and pluggable transports such as obfs4, snowflake, meek-azure, webtunnel, and custom bridges Offers Smart Connect for choosing a reliable connection strategy Provides optional kill switch protection in strict TUN mode Includes logs, diagnostics, and DNS controls Can start with Windows, start minimized, and minimize to tray Includes a CLI companion for automation and advanced workflows Supports update checks through GitHub releases Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 macOS Linux Supported languages: English, German Changes: v2.7 04-20-26 UI tweaks and polishing. Note: This file has two hits on VirusTotal. We have confirmed these to be false positives. The file is safe. This download is for the Windows installer version (very bottom of page). All other download assets are below: Other Windows: OnionHop-CLI-Setup-2.7.exe OnionHopV2-Portable-2.7-win-x64.zip OnionHopCLI-Portable-2.7-win-x64.zip macOS: OnionHop-2.7-macOS.dmg Linux: OnionHopV2-2.7-linux-x86_64.AppImage Click here to visit the author's website. |
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