Tlsv1


	Chilkat SSL COM Component 3.0.0 Chilkat SSL is a free COM component that makes it extremely easy to communicate securely over a TCP socket using either the SSLv3 or TLSv1 protocols. This component is designed to be used by C++ applications, and cannot be used from Visual Basic or ASP.

Port Matrix 1.50

Port data transmit with multiplicate protocol. High performance to TCP/IP communication. Transmit the multiplicate protocol data from LAN to internet. Intelligent FTP/HTTP protocol filter and data transmit. SSLv2/3��TLSv1 encrpytion transfer was supported. IP rules script to save you server security. Auto create data link for FTP PASV data mode. Build FTP server in LAN. To be more flexible, it`s up to you!

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