FaPro Free
FaPro is a Fake Protocol Server tool that allows users to easily start or stop multiple network services, supporting a wide range of protocols including DNS, FTP, HTTP, SSH, and more. It aims to provide deep interactions for each protocol and offers features like protocol simulation demos, TCP forwarding, ICMP ping logging, and SSL fingerprint support.
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