KiTTY is a fork of PuTTY, a free SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin client.

These small application features include session filters, session icons, automatic login, automatic password protection, shortcuts for pre-defined commands, running a locally saved script on a remote session, etc. It is meant to help you utilize the Telnet protocol for connecting to a remote computer. It permits the workstation connection via connection type and specific IP address. In addition to that, it can also work with raw SSH and serial connections. You can set up multiple connections and then save them, allowing for a fast connection at a late time.

KiTTY can also be set up for secure connections using an HTTP or SOCKS proxy server. It offers default AES encryption for SSH connections and Blowfish and 3DES encryption algorithms.

KiTTY Features:

Main features:
-Sessions filter
-Portability
-Shortcuts for pre-defined command
-The session launcher
-Automatic login script
-URL hyperlinks

Technical features:
-Automatic password
-Automatic command
-Running on a remote session, a locally saved script
-ZModem integration

Graphical features:
- An icon for each session
-Send to tray
-Transparency
-Protection against unfortunate keyboard input
-Roll-up
-Always visible
-Quick start of a duplicate session
-Config Box

Other features:
-Automatic saving
-pscp.exe and WinSCP integration
-Binary compression
-Clipboard printing
-The PuTTYCyg patch
-Background image
-New command-line options

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