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So what we need is a VPN that looks like https traffic or is https forbidden in China too? Is anyone working on this? After a quick read it's apparent that ev
by andy_ppp 9y ago
So what we need is a VPN that looks like https traffic or is https forbidden in China too? Is anyone working on this?
After a quick read it's apparent that even the most sophisticated defences are going to be open to the one endpoint having loads of data against it. It would need lots of different "real" IP connections and my guess peer to peer would be difficult too.
Statistics and machine learning will always be good enough to evade attempts I can think of here.
- sasas 9y agoA few VPN providers offer this, I.e torguard's stealth VPN option. https://torguard.net/stealth-vpn.php https://torguard.net/stealth-vpn.php
- netsharc 9y agoLife finds a way? I could encode 0 to "duck" and 1 to "cat" and I can tell you "duck duck cat duck, cat duck duck cat" and that's 0010 1001, i.e. the letter I. Obviously it need to be more sophisticated than this. Then, you can use the channels that no one's looking at, but I guess China is looking everywhere.
- andy_ppp 9y agoThat's fine but still most of your traffic will go to a single endpoint. It'd be easy to analyse patterns in most surfing protection solutions...
- 77pt77 9y ago> So what we need is a VPN that looks like https traffic or is https forbidden in China too? An https proxy would work for that. This is all academic because blocking VPN traffic is simple. See a lot of traffic to the same ip? If yes, then block.