A simple alternative to ssh (<5% total SLOCC) written from scratch in Go. A testbed for candidate PQC (post-quantum cryptography) KEMs (Key-Encapsulation Mechanisms) and symmetric session encryption algorithms.
xs also features integrated traffic chaffing to obscure interactive session and file copy activity, and is intended as a playground for other attack-resistance techniques.
Runs on Linux, FreeBSD, Windows (client only, MSYS) and Android (within
Termux).
That looks pretty cool, and it does file transfers and tunneling as well! i’ll have to try it out sometime.
Appreciated if you do! It’s certainly still rough around the edges… if you have feedback please feel free to let me know. Be sure to read the notes on the main project page about file transfers though, it’s a bit different in the way it does file transfers, as it relies on ‘tarpipes’ under the hood.