Networking (59 programs)

Pros: Simplified key pair generation. Allows loading of existing key pairs. Supports key types for both SSH-1 and SSH-2 protocols.

Cons: Outdated interface. SSH-1 protocols only supports RSA.

Pros: Supports personalized tests using browser history, standard datasets, or tcpdump input. Produces detailed HTML reports for resolver comparison.

Cons: The discontinued build has unreliable compatibility with modern systems. Faster DNS results do not improve overall connection speed.

Pros: The QEMU architecture supports most major operating systems. Its open-source nature is associated with regular updates and improvements.

Cons: There is currently no version of this package which supports Mac systems. Some users have complained that performance speeds could be slightly increased.

Pros: Simple one-window interface. Straightforward process. Allows you to restore to the factory default. Applies the changes instantly.

Cons: Not supported by all network drivers. May cause data loss.

Pros: Manage various USB device in one platform. Connect through any network connection available. No further network configuration is required. All files are encrypted.

Cons: User interface looks dull.

Pros: Visualises traceroutes. Easier than using The Terminal. Maps computer networks. Integration with Whois database.

Cons: Currently only compatible with 32bit Java. Overwhelming for beginners. Slow and ugly Java interface.

Pros: Controls multimedia applications using AI and motion gestures. Offers a variety of gesture controls. Allows users to control popular applications.

Cons: The large number of gesture controls is overwhelming. No tutorial.

Pros: Very secure. Very stable.

Cons: Learning curve. Few features.