An unidentifiable mechanism that helps you bypass network restrictions, written in Go.
A Trojan proxy written in Go, with improvements over the original Trojan project. Trojan features multiple protocols over TLS to avoid both active/passive detections and ISP QoS limitations. It doesn't rely on strong encryption or obfuscation; instead it imitates the most common protocol, HTTPS, so firewalls won't see anything other than normal HTTPS traffic.
A Trojan proxy written in Go, with improvements over the original Trojan project. Trojan features multiple protocols over TLS to avoid both active/passive detections and ISP QoS limitations. It doesn't rely on strong encryption or obfuscation; instead it imitates the most common protocol, HTTPS, so firewalls won't see anything other than normal HTTPS traffic.
To install trojan-go, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install trojan-go
To see what files were installed by trojan-go, run:
port contents trojan-go
To later upgrade trojan-go, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade trojan-go
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