wormhole

Wormhole is a command line tool used for secure and easy peer-to-peer file transfer. It allows users to quickly and conveniently share files and folders using the command line interface. With Wormhole, users can securely transfer data between two devices, even if they are on different networks or behind firewalls.

The tool utilizes end-to-end encryption to ensure the privacy and security of the transferred files. It generates a unique code, or "wormhole", that can be shared with the recipient, who then uses it to initiate the transfer. This code is a secure key that establishes a connection between the two devices, enabling the transfer of files.

Wormhole supports the transfer of files and directories of any size, making it suitable for both small and large data transfers. It also supports resumable transfers, which means that if the connection is interrupted, the transfer can be resumed from where it left off.

The tool has built-in provisions to handle slow or unreliable networks, optimizing the transfer speed and ensuring successful completion. It is designed to be user-friendly and provides clear prompts and instructions to guide users through the transfer process.

Wormhole is an open-source tool and can be easily installed and used on most operating systems, including Linux, macOS, and Windows. Its simplicity, security, and reliability make it a popular choice for individuals and professionals who frequently need to transfer files through the command line.