Simple testing of the AnyTLS (TLS in TLS) proxy protocol

Little scum · Posted on5 days ago

AnyTLS

AnyTLS is an emerging proxy encryption protocol with the main goal of mitigating fingerprinting risks caused by TLS in TLS (nested TLS) while providing more flexible traffic spoofing and performance optimization capabilities. It is supported by proxy cores such as Sing-box and Mihomo.

Anti-fingerprint detection: Reduces the probability of TLS nesting being recognized by optimizing handshake characteristics.
Flexible filling policies: Support custom subpacking and traffic filling to simulate real network behavior.
Connection multiplexing: Reduce the number of handshakes and reduce latency.
Cross-platform support: Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, etc. can be deployed.

AnyTLS-Go

A proxy protocol that attempts to crack the TLS in TLS problem. anytls-go is the reference implementation of this protocol.

Open Source Address:The hyperlink login is visible.
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Frequently asked questions:The hyperlink login is visible.

anytls-go is just a demo to validate the anytls protocol, by default, use the self-visa letter and cannot configure the certificate yourself, so if you want to use your own domain name certificate,It is recommended to use Singbox or Mihomo to build an Anytls server。 Both sing-box and mihomo include servers and clients for the Anytls protocol.

sing-box：The hyperlink login is visible.
mihomo：The hyperlink login is visible.

AnyTLS protocol testing

On the Linux server, execute the command as follows:

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Windows client, download address:The hyperlink login is visible.

After unzipping, execute the command as follows:

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Then use curl to test using the proxy, the command is as follows:

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As shown below:

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