Croc is a command-line interface tool enabling secure file and folder transfers between any two computers. It offers features like end-to-end encryption, cross-platform compatibility, and the ability to resume interrupted transfers, making it a notable option for users needing secure file sharing without server configurations.
Croc is a tool designed for the secure transfer of files and folders between two computers. It is distinctive as it supports end-to-end encryption, enabling users to send data confidently over networks.
Croc operates using a method that allows data transfer without needing a local server or port forwarding. It is IPv6-friendly with IPv4 as a fallback, and can work through proxies like Tor. Other notable aspects include support for multiple file transfers and the ability to resume transfers if they are interrupted.
Users can install Croc via multiple package managers such as Homebrew, Scoop, Chocolatey, and others. It also supports installation from source code for advanced users who prefer to build the software themselves.
To use Croc, users initiate a file transfer with the command '$ croc send [file(s)-or-folder]', which generates a code phrase for receiving the file on another machine. The simplicity of the command-line interface allows for straightforward usage for developers and users familiar with terminal commands.
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Croc is a command-line interface tool enabling secure file and folder transfers between any two computers. It offers features like end-to-end encryption, cross-platform compatibility, and the ability to resume interrupted transfers, making it a notable option for users needing secure file sharing without server configurations.