jedisct1/piknik

Features

• Encrypted Clipboard Relays - Acts as a secure server and client system for sharing encrypted text and binary data across multiple hosts.
• Centralized Relay Architectures - Utilizes a centralized relay architecture to coordinate real-time data streams and session state across multiple network hosts.
• Clipboard Synchronization - Sends and retrieves text or binary data between multiple hosts using an encrypted central relay server.
• Clipboard Copying - Sends strings or file contents to a shared clipboard for use in other network sessions.
• Network Buffer Transfers - Copies text or binary data from standard input to a shared network buffer for retrieval on another host.
• Remote Clipboard Pasting - Retrieves previously stored content from the shared clipboard and inserts it into the current shell.
• Remote Clipboard Sharing - Copies and pastes text or binary data between different computers via an encrypted central relay server.
• Session Synchronization - Coordinates and shares terminal content and state across multiple active sessions on a network.
• Terminal Multiplexer Orchestrators - Implements a server listener that manages client connections and coordinates the sharing of shell content and streams.
• Secure File Transfer - Encrypts and signs all relayed content to ensure data integrity and prevent unauthorized access.
• Real-Time Data Streams - Pushes data from standard input to all connected listeners in real-time to synchronize state across active sessions.
• Encrypted Buffer Synchronization - Provides asynchronous retrieval of encrypted session content stored with signatures and timestamps on a remote server.
• API Access Restrictions - Enforces API key validation to restrict unauthorized client requests.
• Encrypted Session Management - Implements secure access to shared network buffers and data streams using API keys and password-derived encryption.
• Key Derivation Functions - Derives secure communication keys from passwords using a series of hashing steps to protect session access.
• End-to-End Encryption - Secures all relayed content by encrypting and signing data at the source before transmission to the hub.
• Stream Encryption and Decryption - Sends a live data stream from one host to multiple receivers simultaneously using end-to-end encryption.
• Password-Derived Key Generation - Derives secure communication keys from passwords using a multi-stage hashing process.
• Session Authentication - Verifies user identity and derives secure keys through multi-stage hashing to protect remote shell access.
• Session Synchronization - Coordinates the movement and retrieval of session data between connected clients through a centralized hub.
• Clipboard Archive Transfers - Packages directories into compressed archives and sends them to the shared clipboard for remote extraction.
• Secure Session Buffers - Saves encrypted session content with signatures and timestamps to ensure integrity during retrieval.
• Standard Output Stream Reception - Captures a data stream from a remote source and directs it to the standard output.
• Shell Data Streaming - Enables pushing live data from standard input to multiple connected listeners to synchronize state across active sessions.
• Concurrent Remote Session Managers - Coordinates the sharing and control of multiple simultaneous shell sessions across a network.
• Standard Stream Piping - Routes data from standard input to network sockets and from sockets to standard output for shell integration.
• Remote Shell Content Retrieval - Fetches stored content from a remote server and outputs the result directly to the terminal.
• Remote Shell Content Storage - Saves input content to a remote store for later retrieval by other active sessions.
• Static API Key Validation - Implements server-side resource access control through the validation of static API keys provided during client handshakes.
• Secure Terminal Content Stores - Provides a remote storage system for encrypted shell content featuring digital signatures and timestamps.

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