@Fluyeporlaweb: There's a type of internet package that no firewall in the world can block without completely breaking the internet It'…
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A new VPN called MasterDnsVPN hides all traffic inside DNS queries on port 53, making it extremely difficult for firewalls to block without disrupting the internet. It is designed for restrictive networks and censorship-heavy environments.
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There’s a type of internet package that no firewall in the world can block without completely breaking the internet
It’s called a DNS query
Someone just released a VPN that hides all your traffic inside those queries
It’s called MasterDnsVPN and it’s the hardest-to-block VPN that exists
Governments that censor the internet block ports, protocols, and IPs
They can’t block port 53 without taking down their own network services
Traffic hidden inside DNS queries over port 53 Optimized beyond DNSTT and SlipStream Custom ARQ protocol for maximum stability with packet loss Load balancing between resolvers Works on networks with aggressive firewalls and extreme conditions Containerization with Docker 37 releases published. Active maintenance. MIT license
It’s designed specifically for the worst-case scenarios
Restrictive corporate networks, countries with censorship, unstable connections
3.6k stars. 373 forks. MIT.
repo here
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