Curious if anyone living there has tried Windscribe Stealth protocol?
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2023
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This has been happening intermittently since 2012 or something.
Not wg, cause it wasn't popular then.
HTTP\HTTPS tunneling etc are not that hard, ya knaw.
Or encrypted GRE, ffs.
[email protected] will love this.
After a discussion that lasted for way too long, it appears that they like censorship.
They think that this is a perfectly reasonable argument: https://youtu.be/QFgcqB8-AxE and that the government knows better and thus information should be suppressed.
Absolutely ridiculous...
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Can this actually work? If you run Wireguard on a non-default port, is it possible to tell that it's wireguard?
Chinese firewall can detect it, AFAIK
Gfw is mostly picky about anything udp or where both ports are unknown. Also if the known port (server) isn't from a licensed block.
Basically there are heuristics that lead to either a reset, a temp block, or a perm block, but it seems to vary from time to time a lot.
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