quicssh

QUIC proxy that lets an SSH client connect to an SSH server over QUIC, without patching either side.

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A QUIC proxy that runs a local client-side proxy and a server-side proxy to carry an unmodified SSH client-server session over the QUIC transport. It addresses SSH fragility on changing, lossy, or high-latency links by bringing QUIC's connection migration and multiplexing to existing SSH setups, intended for developers and engineers who self-host and experiment with QUIC; it is open-source under the Apache-2.0 license and considered experimental rather than a production-certified transport.

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