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# gosecure 
Simple command line secure tunneling tool.

`gosecure` supports tls >= 1.2 (yes, 1.3 too!)


## Usage
```
  -cert string
    	Certificate file
  -key string
    	Key file
  -local string
    	Where to listen on this machine [ip_address]:port
  -min-tls
      Minimum TLS version (default: 1.3)
  -remote string
    	Where to connect to {ip_address | hostname}:port
```

## Build

Change to ```gosecure``` directory and run from the command line:

```make```

That's it.