Из-под белых списковFeb 25

Новый любопытный проект: бабайка для роутеров, с GUI и автоматическим подбором стратегии.

https://github.com/DanielLavrushin/b4
https://habr.com/ru/articles/982498/
https://t.me/byebyebigbro

> Работает на Linux - от VPS до роутера на MIPS (OpenWRT, Keenetic, Entware).

> есть поддержка своего b4geoip-файла (обновляется раз в сутки)

> Написан с нуля на Go - хех, это не очередной форк/обертка zapret или других существующих решений.

#ru_vps #byebyeDPI

Show threadKevin Karhan Feb 25
@limping you could also black said domain, feed it false data and/or use #SSHtunneling instead...
Show threadИз-под белых списковFeb 25
@kkarhan well I have very bad news concerning #SSH :-(
In Russia it can be almost blocked now due to new 16-20 upload block.
Only at several segments till how, but it looks very bad.
Show threadKevin Karhan Feb 25

@limping maybe adapting the MTU helps?

  • Another option is using meek & webtunnel bridges...
    • @torproject is constantly tweaking stuff in that regard and they do have data [i.e. @ooni] to constantly fight "Great Firewalls"...
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Show threadIron BugFeb 27
@torproject @ooni @kkarhan @limping if you change the MTU it won't work at all, because ISP has strict MTU settings and they are set up on the hardware and one cannot just change it voluntarily,
Show threadKevin Karhan Feb 27

@iron_bug @torproject @ooni @limping Oh, I forgot that some Russian ISPs do that, and L2TP...

  • I didn't mean fuckibg aroubd with the Router / #CPE but rather one's own system behind an own router (basically double-NATting)

  • I guess #Roskomnadnozr filters for any connection that goes outside #Russia?

Show threadIron BugFeb 27
@torproject @ooni @kkarhan @limping they filter outgoing and incoming connections from/to abroad. for example, recently I discovered that they cut all the outgoing DNS packets and from the most servers abroad domains with internal domain controller servers were not resolvable, even to public DNS servers like google, etc.
Show threadIron BugFeb 27
@torproject @ooni @kkarhan @limping I had to manually write down DNS addresses for Fediverse servers in Russia in local DNS settings because they suddenly became not resolvable. I started to check to find out what happened and discovered it was the dirly plays of RKN. the tricky thing was if trying long enough with short UDP requests some packets were passing the filters, but it took like 2 minutes of requests "ddos" and was not acceptable, of course.
Show threadKevin Karhan Feb 27

@iron_bug @torproject @ooni @limping So I guess you should
git clone https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d.git
then…

Do get yourself equipped with like #Tails and a shitload of #TorBridges.

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Show threadIron BugFeb 27
@torproject @ooni @kkarhan @limping I'm very picky about software. I build my own Linux distro from sources with my own patches and use only C/C++ software. but I can rewrite many things in C if I really need them. the problem is all that measures are temporary, until they block the next protocol and/or server.
Show threadKevin Karhan 

@iron_bug @torproject @ooni @limping yeah.

  • I just have that repo as a useful option when it comes to certain configs.
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