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Access and manage your IoT devices including Raspberry Pi from anywhere using Pinggy TCP tunnels - no public IP required.

SDN separates network control from forwarding hardware. Learn the architecture, key protocols like OpenFlow and P4, top open-source controllers, and how Google and AWS use it.

SpaceX bought Cursor for $60B. OpenAI owns Windsurf. Google killed the Gemini CLI. In one week, the AI coding tool landscape consolidated into Big Tech hands. Here's what that means for your data, your model choice, and what independent options remain.

Join the official Pinggy Discord server to get real-time support, report bugs, request features, and connect with developers who build with Pinggy tunnels.

Iroh 1.0 ships a stable P2P networking library that connects devices by cryptographic key instead of IP address. QUIC under the hood, 90% hole-punch success, 200M+ endpoints/month, and now stable language bindings for Python, Node.js, Swift, and Kotlin.

VoxCPM2 is a 2B-parameter open-source TTS model with voice cloning, voice design from a text description, and a drop-in OpenAI-compatible API. Here's how to run it on your local GPU and expose it publicly with Pinggy.

A new attack called agentjacking uses public Sentry DSNs and MCP to inject malicious instructions into Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex - then exfiltrates your AWS keys, GitHub tokens, and git credentials. 85% success rate, 2,388 orgs exposed, zero authentication needed.

Chatwoot v4.14 ships Captain AI for automated customer support. Run the full stack locally with Docker Compose, then expose it to the internet with one Pinggy command - no port forwarding, no SaaS bill.

Master SSH port forwarding with practical examples for local, remote, and dynamic tunneling. Learn how to securely access databases, bypass firewalls, and debug applications.

OpenClaw is the fastest-growing open-source AI agent in GitHub history. Learn how to install it locally, expose port 18789 with a Pinggy HTTPS tunnel, and connect Telegram webhook mode - all with one SSH command.