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Introduction

pynet is a set of tools acting like proxys. It is composed for now as 3 tools:

  • pycat which is a socat like tool
  • pyproxy which allows you to established proxy
  • pytun that is used to create Ethernet/IP tunnels

Many times I need to MiTM a network communication and I often use socat. But as soon as you need more than only forward the communication, socat is quite limited. So I developped pycat that acts as socat, but it comes with easily developpable modules that are called between endpoints, to read, store or modify the communication.

Documentation

You can find a very advanced and accurate documentation in all the *.py files. If you prefer a less accurate and up to date documenation you can find some use cases here.

TODO

  • Improve code handling command line that is REALLY ugly
  • Fix bugs
  • Fix others bugs