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CRITICAL: The `tools/scp.sh`, `tools/ssh.sh`, and `tools/rsync.sh` scripts hardcode a universal RSA private key. This means anyone with access to the source code can impersonate clients configured to use this default key, leading to complete compromise. Additionally, these scripts disable SSH host key checking (`-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no`), making connections vulnerable to Man-in-the-Middle attacks. The system requires root access, which amplifies the impact of any security flaw. The `startmitm.py` script facilitates MITM attacks by installing a CA certificate, and `DNS2SOCKS.c` enables DNS tunneling, which, while functional, poses significant risks if misused. The default proxy credentials are randomly generated, which is good, but the core vulnerability of the hardcoded SSH key remains.