<h4>Listening Interface</h4>
This is the interface that will be used for the multicast socket.  br-lan is the Pineapple 
network and is what you will use if your targets are connecting to your Pineapple directly.
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<h4>Multicast Group</h4>
This is the address on which target heartbeats will be sent and received.  The group needs to be 
the same for both Sein and your targets in order for Sein to receive the messages.
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<h4>Multicast Port</h4>
This is the port on which Sein will receive messages from targets.  This same port needs to be 
reflected in the startMulticaster() method of your payload.
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<h4>Heartbeat Interval</h4>
The interval at which the payload will broadcast its listening address to Sein.  Sein uses this 
value, multiplied by 3, to determine if a target has dropped off the network (i.e. three heartbeats 
have been missed, therefore, the target must be offline).
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<h4>Kuro Keys</h4>
The set of keys that Kuro will use for TLS communication.  Your payload will verify Kuro's public 
certificate if you use the API (which you should).
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<h4>Target Keys</h4>
The set of keys used by the payload for TLS communication.  Kuro will verify the target's public 
certificate upon connection.
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<h4>C# Payload</h4>
Downloads an archive containing the C# API, documentation, and a template C# payload configured 
with the settings used here.
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<h4>Python Payload</h4>
Downloads an archive containing the Python API, documentation, and a template Python payload 
configured with the settings used here.