
TRONSEC
Free read-only TRON security terminal — 8 tools
What it does
TRONSEC is a free, read-only security terminal for TRON Mainnet. Paste any wallet address, transaction, contract, or dApp URL — get AML risk scoring, TRC-20 approval audit, contract red flags, phishing checks, and human-readable tx decoding. No registration. No wallet connection. Open source on GitHub. Available in 8 languages.
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- TPTerminal Phone – E2EE Walkie Talkie from the Command LineFeb 2026 · gitlab.com · ▲322
TerminalPhone is a single, self-contained Bash script that provides anonymous, end-to-end encrypted voice and text communication between two parties over the Tor network. It operates as a walkie-talkie: you record a voice message, and it is compressed, encrypted, and transmitted to the remote party as a single unit. You can also send encrypted text messages during a call. No server infrastructure, no accounts, no phone numbers. Your Tor hidden service .onion address is your identity.



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