CleanSocks

An open-source, cross-platform, secure, extensible, full-duplex custom protocol socket server and client library.

Table of Contents

• Java Client
• Kotlin Client
• JavaScript Client
• C Client
• C++ Client
• Rust Client
• PHP Server
• Node.js Server
• Next.js Server
• C Server
• C++ Server
• License

Java Client

Description

The Java client connects to a secure socket server using a custom protocol. It performs a handshake and sends encrypted messages with HMAC for integrity.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have JDK installed.
2. Compile the Java client:

   javac -cp . clients/java/sock-client.java

3. Run the client:

   java -cp . SecureClient

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

Kotlin Client

Description

The Kotlin client functions similarly to the Java client, utilizing Kotlin's features for a more concise implementation.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have Kotlin installed.
2. Compile the Kotlin client:

   kotlinc clients/kotlin/sock-client.kt -include-runtime -d sock-client.jar

3. Run the client:

   java -jar sock-client.jar

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

JavaScript Client

Description

The JavaScript client uses Node.js to connect to the secure socket server, sending and receiving encrypted messages.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed.
2. Install the required packages:

   npm install

3. Run the client:

   node clients/javascript/sock-client.js

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

C Client

Description

The C client connects to the server using sockets and implements encryption and HMAC for secure communication.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have GCC and OpenSSL installed.
2. Compile the C client:

   gcc -o sock-client clients/c/sock-client.c -lssl -lcrypto

3. Run the client:

   ./sock-client

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

C++ Client

Description

The C++ client is similar to the C client but utilizes C++ features for better structure and readability.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have g++ and OpenSSL installed.
2. Compile the C++ client:

   g++ -o sock-client clients/c++/sock-client.cpp -lssl -lcrypto

3. Run the client:

   ./sock-client

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

Rust Client

Description

The Rust client connects to the server using TCP and implements secure messaging with encryption and HMAC.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have Rust installed.
2. Compile the Rust client:

   rustc clients/rust/sock-client.r

3. Run the client:

   ./sock-client

Deployment

• Ensure the server is running and accessible at the specified address and port.

PHP Server

Description

The PHP server listens for incoming connections and handles secure communication with clients using TLS.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have PHP installed with OpenSSL support.
2. Run the PHP server:

   php server/php/sock-server.php

Deployment

• Ensure the server is configured with the correct paths to the SSL certificates and is running on the specified port.

Node.js Server

Description

The Node.js server uses TLS to secure communication with clients.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed.
2. Run the Node.js server:

   node server/node.js/sock-server.node.js

Deployment

• Ensure the server is configured with the correct paths to the SSL certificates and is running on the specified port.

Next.js Server

Description

The Next.js server uses TLS to secure communication with clients.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have Node.js installed.
2. Run the Next.js server:

   node server/next.js/sock-server.next.js

Deployment

• Ensure the server is configured with the correct paths to the SSL certificates and is running on the specified port.

C Server

Description

The C server listens for incoming connections and implements secure communication with clients using OpenSSL.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have GCC and OpenSSL installed.
2. Compile the C server:

   gcc -o sock-server server/c/sock-server.c -lssl -lcrypto

3. Run the server:

   ./sock-server

Deployment

• Ensure the server is configured with the correct paths to the SSL certificates and is running on the specified port.

C++ Server

Description

The C++ server is similar to the C server but utilizes C++ features for better structure and readability.

Build Instructions

1. Ensure you have g++ and OpenSSL installed.
2. Compile the C++ server:

   g++ -o sock-server server/c++/sock-server.cpp -lssl -lcrypto

3. Run the server:

   ./sock-server

Deployment

• Ensure the server is configured with the correct paths to the SSL certificates and is running on the specified port.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.