trojan
An unidentifiable TLS-based proxy mechanism designed to bypass the Great Firewall of China.
What is trojan?
Trojan is an open-source network proxy tool that uses TLS encryption to disguise internet traffic as normal HTTPS connections. It is specifically designed to bypass the Great Firewall of China (GFW) by making traffic appear indistinguishable from legitimate web services. The tool helps users avoid detection and censorship by imitating common internet protocols.
Users in regions with heavy internet censorship, such as China, who need reliable and stealthy access to the open internet. It is also suitable for privacy-conscious individuals and researchers studying network circumvention techniques.
Trojan offers a highly stealthy approach to bypassing firewalls by perfectly mimicking standard TLS traffic, making it difficult for deep packet inspection to identify. Unlike traditional VPNs, it focuses on obfuscation and protocol imitation to provide a more resilient solution against advanced censorship mechanisms.
Overview
An unidentifiable mechanism that helps you bypass GFW.
Use Cases
Best For
- Bypassing the Great Firewall of China (GFW) undetected
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