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<h1><a name="net"></a>Chapter 12: Networking</h1>
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Radare have some interesting features in the networking area. It can be used as a hexadecimal netcat-like application using the io socket plugin which offers a file-like interface to access a TCP/IP connection.
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The radare remote protocol allows to remotelly expand the IO of radare using a TCP connection. There's a pure-python implementation that has been used to implement python-based debuggers or just to offer a radare access to Bochs, vtrace or Immunity debugger for example.
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<li><a href="Section12.1.html#net-iosocket">12.1 IO Sockets</a></li>
<li><a href="Section12.2.html#net-connect">12.2 Radare remote</a></li>
<li><a href="Section12.3.html#net-connect-radapy">12.3 radapy</a></li>
<li><a href="Section12.4.html#net-sysproxy">12.4 IO thru Syscall proxying</a></li>
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