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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BLACKLIST_MEMBER" data-source="post: 26202603" data-attributes="member: 79414">That's alright bro. You don't have to have this knowledge to work in such field.Lemme make it simple.Imagine the OpenVPN / shadowsock / ssh as a secure pipelineAnd, You live in China, and you have no direct access to Facebook.comThen again, you get a private server and this server has no restrictions.Then again, You install openvpn or shadowsock on this server / vps and you connect to this server from your computer which located in China.The connection you make to the openvpn is end to end encrypted. And you can gain access to Facebook.com through the tunnel.But the ISP can easily suspect that you're using a VPN to bypass restrictions, and using a VPN in China is illegal. They can sniff the traffic between you and the server and identify that you're using OpenVPN by analyzing the traffic data. It's not that hard to detect that you're using a VPN because of the protocol has its own unique handshakes / packet sizes and patterns, etc. (even if you change the default port of openvpn to common SSL port 443)(deep packet inspection)That's wher these V2Ray, obfs4, stunnel, cloak guys comes in handy. They are your life savers and they've been doing this for years with no issues. You can use them as a camouflage on that secure pipeline.They have the ability to make your VPN connection look like a regular innocent SSL /  HTTPS connection.So, First, you create the camouflage, then you create the secure tunnel.<hr />Proxifire Kiala ekak thiyenawa. Openvpn client eketh option ekak thiyenawa man hithanne.------ Post added on [DATETIME="UT"]1615377054[/DATETIME]</blockquote>

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