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DNS over UDP worked fine and no packet alteration was discovered.
We've done this for experimental purposes, no poisoning was observed.
No, switching to another operating system is the starting point for me.
HK is the love of my life. This said, same air here as in China for the most part. For clean air, try Zhuhai across the delta. Something to do with prevailing winds.
im going to go on a trip to hk, macau gamble, go to shenzhen, then maybe check out some history stuff like nanjing, probably wont go to beijing. them secret police freaks me out. and what is nuts are those hongkong youth association
fun cheung your sites down
Why's that? They have a very clear cut mandate and keep busy keeping the current order in place. Restrain yourself from attempts at overthrowing anything while in China and they'll give you a wide berth. In fact, much wider than similar agencies in most "western" countries. Enjoy your visit
putty tunnnel.
im initerested in your business though, get that site up :P I like to get some assistance while Im in HK doing some travel and little business
dorkfiles the > @Dorkfiles said:
https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/TrafficObfuscation
litle dragon buns, 小籠包 mmmm those are so goood. thats frm your city ?
While the UK prime minister stated it was inadmissible to permit for citizens ti be able to communicate between themselves without access from the government to watch every and single conversation despite the medium used.
EU citizens are being controlled by their governments as much as the Chinese. Claiming otherwise is a severe lack of common knowledge.
Be honest
Well, the Chinese government simply realizes all the dreams of western governments. "Leaders" of western countries often request consultation from China on such matters.
But you know if everyone's voting against it, it will eventually fail, like SOPA.
http://wqw2010.blogspot.ca/2014/09/google.html
(Use Google Translate, thanks.)
my history is bad, but giving hongkong to china was a shitty idea. whats with the UK. hongkong was prosperise, the brits were happy with the asian markets, and hongkong back then was a port.
Keep dreaming.
EU and US dmocracies are "funny", the people can talk all the shit they want but they cant really choose a direction for their countries.
For sone reason the rallies always end up with the cops beating the shit out of everyone.. Doesnt sound very Democratic to me.
Softether VPN over DNS doesn't work, but just change the encryption and it works. Use aes
Using SSH tunneling is your way to get through the Great firewall of china. SSH encryption which is similar to the normal SSL encryption will mask your connection and so you won’t be detected. Check this article http://www.vpnfaqs.com/2015/03/best-vpns-for-china/ you can find how to tunnel your connection over SSH manually and automatically.
good one
Quick advice:
Oh, and I hate to break this to ya: Santa Clause doesn't exist.
Edit: Just noticed the date
No. SSH is totally different from SSL. Both can be easily recognized by GFW.
Also, SSH tunneling is inefficient, because it is a long connection and tends to congest.
No. GFW can easily recognize L2TP connection.
Actually GFW already have the ability to distinguish SSH, PPTP, L2TP, OpenVPN and any other certificate-based VPN, though cannot decrypt most of them. It's only up to its will whether to block it or not.
Solutions: Softether using AES-256 or Shadowsocks.
So what solution would you suggest?
One kind is software that is designed to penetrate GFW. Shadowsocks, for example, uses PSK rather than certificate. VyprVPN also claims to be designed for GFW, but I haven't tried it.
Another kind is software/protocol that more utilized by large companies. For example, SSTP, Cisco (like anyconnect), ikev2, etc. Although GFW can distinguish them, blocking these protocols may impact commerce and economics.
China is a shit country.
You're shitty[period].