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I am really passionate about this problem. We are currently working on the VPN solution for consumers and I could dedicate some of our servers for this to devel
by forcer 15y ago
I am really passionate about this problem. We are currently working on the VPN solution for consumers and I could dedicate some of our servers for this to develop a VPN that would work when governments shut down encrypted connections. where should we start? it it even feasible to do a secured tunnel hidden in normal traffic undetected?
- jcromartie 15y agoYou can tunnel anything over anything. You'd just start with a generic URI to negotiate the secure connection before sending the real requests/responses.
- forcer 15y agoYes - Already looking at this HTTP tunnel (http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html http://www.nocrew.org/software/httptunnel.html) that someone else posted here. I am wondering whether this approach is better than the one someone else suggested - connecting to a streaming server (like OnLive) - I guess streaming server could be made more undetectable, but more expensive to run
- j_s 15y agoUndetected is the hard part; I'm not sure anyone currently has the cpu horsepower to analyze all traffic, but encrypted information has a high degree of entropy that is hard to hide even steganographically. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography_tools#Cryptography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography_tools#Cryptograph...