I wrote this for pen testing purposes, but it worked so well that I've used it to get around public WiFi limitations like the author of TFA: https://github.com

I wrote this for pen testing purposes, but it worked so well that I've used it to get around public WiFi limitations like the author of TFA: https://github.com/nccgroup/ABPTTS https://github.com/nccgroup/ABPTTS (Still need to port it to Python 3 someday) I was very surprised at how finicky some TCP software is. SSH/SCP in particular was not at all tolerant of seemingly minor delays that every other client/server combination ignored. My gold standard for testing became "can you perform an arbitrary number of tunneling layers, where the layers alternate between SSH and the HTTP tunnel, and still behave as reliably as a direct connection?"