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If port 443 is open and you can connect to SSH, why not just use an SSH SOCKS proxy? This is neat in principle, I'm just not sure who it helps or why it's bette
by bragr 4y ago
If port 443 is open and you can connect to SSH, why not just use an SSH SOCKS proxy? This is neat in principle, I'm just not sure who it helps or why it's better. I suppose this helps if someone is doing deep inspection on their portal traffic, but is anyone doing that?
- tailspin2019 4y ago> I suppose this helps if someone is doing deep inspection on their portal traffic, but is anyone doing that? China is doing that to their entire population
- dilyevsky 4y agoLots of commercial and government entities are doing that and not just in china but in the west too
- iudqnolq 4y agoSure, but one of the things they use it for is to impede this sort of thing. They don't care about perfect accuracy, just inject random faults and increase latency if they suspect this sort of tunneling.
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- ranger_danger 4y agoMany public wifi networks here do this. No normal VPN client I've tried works.