OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
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Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#2So it's like a souped-up PiHole?
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#3So it's like a souped-up PiHole?
The focus here is on detecting the usage of VPN protocols based on signatures, entropy, and other characteristics (especially the ones that try to make themselves look like TLS traffic) rather than having a blocklist of hostnames as Pi-hole does.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#4I wonder if this could be used to block ads on TV apps, Youtube app etc.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#5interesting
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#6So it's like a souped-up PiHole?
The focus here is on detecting the usage of VPN protocols based on signatures, entropy, and other characteristics (especially the ones that try to make themselves look like TLS traffic) rather than having a blocklist of hostnames as Pi-hole does.
Ah. Not on content analysis, though.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#7My kids are about to learn the consequences of hurting my feelings by calling me a buttface on the internet.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#8I wonder if this could be used to block ads on TV apps, Youtube app etc.
For YouTube if you use Android you can install NewPipe from F-Droid. Not only there are no ads, you can even bookmark videos and subscribe channels without having an account on YouTube or without being logged in.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#9Well...it's very suitable for people outside of mainland China to experience what Chinese people experience online.
Re: OpenGFW: an open source implementation of China's Great Firewall
#10The traffic classifier sounds interesting