Petr Osetrov

@bmixonba Not really. As part of fragmentation at the IP layer, you can transmit payload from the same TCP connection (in different IP packets). My point is that the payload...

@bmixonba My experiments show that simply fragmenting TCP/IP packets doesn't help in the described case (because even if you do that, the censor can calculate the total size of transmitted...

@bmixonba As far as I know, if the provider has this limitation, the behavior differs by the limit of transferred data (but all of them have it in the range...

@wallpunch - 1.1: At the moment it seems that only SSH/sFTP + and sometimes RDP (both on any ports) work within TCP without limitations. Including random data transfer over TCP...

@NilovDir it's true, this option works so far. Moreover, you can add something like [tun2socks](https://github.com/xjasonlyu/tun2socks) (or use software from the [xray](https://github.com/XTLS/Xray-core) ecosystem) to this to create a VPN tunnel and...

@Ysery In such a case, this option better not be mentioned in public sources (which is of course also bad), or it will certainly become popular. In short, I would...

@Applone, well, it's a cat-and-mouse game. I suggest we solve problems as they arise.

@Applone well, SSH/SFTP is not the only option to solve the problem (see this issue - you can see some other ways to solve the problem between the lines). That...

@UjuiUjuMandan, > I suppose the 20KB cutoff specifically targets circumvention tools. Do you think it's accurate? Like it would be pretty accurate if a real HTTP server like NGINX or...

@Disshell, if I understand you correctly, this could be useful for tracking statistical correlations between connections: - Client Intermediate Server ( Russia); - Intermediate server End server (foreign). But it...