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Given HTTPS traffic is mostly permitted, could one obfuscate VPN traffic over http/3 (which I believe is UDP)?
by apatheticonion 3y ago
Given HTTPS traffic is mostly permitted, could one obfuscate VPN traffic over http/3 (which I believe is UDP)?
- netheril96 3y agoIndeed a whole class of GFW bypassing tools are now based on masquerading as HTTPS. Trojan (TCP only), Vision (TCP only), Hysteria (UDP), just for some examples.
- trallnag 3y agoCould China implement a MitM proxy for HTTPS traffic like many companies do?
- nikanj 3y agoNo. Companies get around ssl issues by minting their own root CAs and configuring their workstations to trust them. China has no (technical) way of forcing you to trust their root CA
- gruez 3y ago>China has no (technical) way of forcing you to trust their root CA That might be true, but "install our root CA or you can't access websites" would get most people to do it.