proxy using SOCKS5 and TLS, working like shadowsocks
jindousocks is a proxy using SOCKS5 and TLS.
It works like shadowsocks, except that it transmits data between client and server in TLS,
while shadowsocks in its own private protocol.
It try to disguise the data as normal HTTPS connections to avoid being detected.
The data flow:
+----+ +--------+ +--------+ +-------------+| UA |<==SOCKS5(raw)==>| client |<==TLS(raw)==>| server |<==raw==>| target host |+----+ +--------+ +--------+ +-------------+
where ‘raw’ can be FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, etc.
Download and build:
$ go build
Run jindousocks server at where the target hosts can be reached:
$ jindousocks server ‘listen-address’ ‘certificate-file’ ‘key-file’
Since the server pretends to be a HTTPS server, so the certificate and
private key are needed. It’s better that you have a real certificate.
If you do not, make one by:
$ openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout key.pem -x509 -days 365 -out certificate.pem
Run jindousocks client at or around your computer:
$ jindousocks client ‘listen-address’ ‘server-address’
Point SOCKS5 proxy to the client listen-address in your UA(user agent),
such as SwitchySharp extension in chrome.
Authentication
Better disguise.