David Fifield:
>> > There are trivial forks of obfs4[1] and goptlib[2] that simply hard-code
>> > some options that are normally sent as environment variables because
>> > obfs4proxy runs in managed mode[3].
> […]
> This is radical. Maybe you don't need the fork of goptlib if you do
> os.Setenv on
On Mon, Apr 04, 2016 at 12:04:45AM -0400, Mike Tigas wrote:
> [again, cross-posted to tor-dev and guardian-dev.]
>
> A quick status report on this: it works! Hit a big epiphany, figured out
> how to get `gomobile` to emit the necessary bits, then went wild.
>
> Some example stdout from Onion Brow
[again, cross-posted to tor-dev and guardian-dev.]
A quick status report on this: it works! Hit a big epiphany, figured out
how to get `gomobile` to emit the necessary bits, then went wild.
Some example stdout from Onion Browser connecting to Tor via obfs4,
meek_lite (google), and scramblesuit:
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Yawning Angel:
>> > iObfs is an effort to build obfs4proxy for iOS and to also build out
>> > some techniques for actually making it usable within other
>> > Tor-enabled iOS apps. You may have heard me or n8fr8 discuss the idea
>> > at the dev meeting a few weeks ago. I'm not in love with the name
On Sat, 26 Mar 2016 21:44:54 +
Mike Tigas wrote:
> iObfs is an effort to build obfs4proxy for iOS and to also build out
> some techniques for actually making it usable within other
> Tor-enabled iOS apps. You may have heard me or n8fr8 discuss the idea
> at the dev meeting a few weeks ago. I'
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[Cross-posted to guardian-dev and tor-dev.]
Hey, friends.
I suppose this serves as a project announcement of sorts, and also as
a progress report regarding the current status of this thing.
iObfs is an effort to build obfs4proxy for iOS and to als
