Help me smash through this firewall!

Radi

Would a new Glype installation get blocked?

0xdragon

@linuxthefish said:
Can you run "dig lowendtalk.com TXT 8.8.8.8" and get a reply? If so DNS tunneling is the way out!

http://code.kryo.se/iodine/

I tried nslookup lowendtalk.com 8.8.8.8 but got DNS request timeouts.

0xdragon

@TheLonely said:
Got a small and easy solution that works for me.

On Google Chrome on Android go to Settings > Reduce Data Usage > On

It works as a proxy, all ports are unblocked.

Or for desktop, download the extension and enable it. 'A proxy from Google!'

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/data-compression-proxy/ajfiodhbiellfpcjjedhmmmpeeaebmep?hl=en

Then just use a SSH client in your browser.

Note: this worked for me.

Edit: here is my current ip from Google
http://i.gyazo.com/812331d5752bc9a178f9f0684e971520.png

This doesn't seem to be working as I need to proxy chain, firstly going through the proxy at the firewall.

linuxthefish

0xdragon said: I tried nslookup lowendtalk.com 8.8.8.8 but got DNS request timeouts.

DNS tunnel should actually still work, I just remembered you only need TXT dns requests to get through - even if they go through some internal DNS server.

It will be ultra slow if you go that route, I used it for a few months when I had no internet and it was 100kbps on a good day...

ATHK

linuxthefish said: I used it for a few months when I had no internet and it was 100kbps on a good day...

Still faster than EDGE :P lol

trewq

@ATHK said:

Aren't they getting rid of EDGE? 3G covers almost everywhere now between Telstra and Optus...

ATHK

@trewq said:

Probably, I struggle to get 3G in some places along the south coast (Wollongong) with Virgin, they run off Optus's equipment apparently. I don't see them ditching it completely, maybe in the city as it's more populated and has more up to date equipment/towers.

raindog308

0xdragon said: Thanks, but I'm looking more for something that runs on Windows

http://cntlm.sourceforge.net/

You run cntlm as a service and configure it with your authentication credentials and tell it to proxy 1443 locally to 443 remotely. Then you can do something like 'ssh -p 1443 [email protected]'. For the windows ssh client, you could use cygwin or probably putty, etc.

cntlm works through typical Microsoft proxies and runs on your local Windows PC.

trewq

@ATHK said:
Probably, I struggle to get 3G in some places along the south coast (Wollongong) with Virgin, they run off Optus's equipment apparently. I don't see them ditching it completely, maybe in the city as it's more populated and has more up to date equipment/towers.

They are actually fully owned by optus. Tasmania has come a long way with coverage. It's getting better and better.

netomx

@0xdragon said:
Ultrasurf is definitely blocked, as is TOR.

The openvpn-ost route. Or vpnoverdns, there's a win client

0xdragon

@netomx said:
The openvpn-ost route. Or vpnoverdns, there's a win client

Danke