CURL is a command-line tool for transferring data between clients and servers. It supports multiple protocols including HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, and more. Users can send and receive data, set headers, and handle authentication.
Send and receive encrypted messages with end-to-end security. Share files and media privately. Create and join groups with secure communication. Manage contacts and conversations without storing metadata. Invite users directly for registration.
Provides terminal emulation, network sniffing, and protocol analysis. Users can monitor and capture data from various transports like TCP, UDP, and SSH. It supports serial communication protocols including UART and Modbus.