What Makes a VPN Resistant to Censorship?
Censorship resistance is a property of six layers, from the bytes on the wire to the cloud provider, the CDN, and the response to a probe. Protocol is one of them.
3 articles in the Atlas on active probing - What Makes a VPN Resistant to Censorship?; Why Maronix Uses VLESS + REALITY. Censorship resistance is a property of six layers…
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Censorship resistance is a property of six layers, from the bytes on the wire to the cloud provider, the CDN, and the response to a probe. Protocol is one of them.
VLESS brings no encryption of its own and REALITY borrows a real site's handshake. Why Maronix pairs them, what each contributes, and what stays exposed.
REALITY replaces a proxy server's TLS with a real site's handshake, so a prober gets a genuine certificate. How it works, and what it does not solve.