obfsproxy-openvpn

ISPs in high authorian regimes can easily detect and block standard VPN traffic.This bash script automatically install OpenVPN and Obfsproxy to obsfucate openvpn traffic making it very difficult to detect and block.At the time of this writing this method successfully bypasses current firewalls and internet filters.

Prerequisits

This bash script is compatible with Centos 7 / RHEL 7.x OS.

Installation

You will need to have root previleges to execute the script on your server

Run the following after having logined as a user with admin privileges to execute the script

curl -so openvpn_obfsproxy.sh -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/khavishbhundoo/obfsproxy-openvpn/master/openvpn_obfsproxy.sh && sudo bash openvpn_obfsproxy.sh

Check the video for a live demo of the installation

After the execution is complete , download the scrambled-client.ovpn file.

Usage

This section will consist of detailed instructions on how to connect to the VPN.

Windows

1.Download and Install the latest version of OpenVPN

2.Copy the file scrambled-client.ovpn to C:\Program Files\OpenVPN\config directory

3.Install Obfsproxy

You would need to install latest python 2.7.x and then run the following commands in cmd

cd C:\Python27\Scripts

pip install --upgrade pip

pip install obfsproxy

obfsproxy.exe --log-min-severity info obfs3 socks 127.0.0.1:1050

Now you can launch OpenVPN and connect to your vpn

Important: before connecting to this server you always need to enter the following commands in the Command Prompt:

cd C:\Python27\Scripts

obfsproxy.exe --log-min-severity info obfs3 socks 127.0.0.1:1050

The Command Prompt window should remain open or else your vpn connection will be closed

Linux

1.Install EPEL repository

yum -y install epel-release

2.Install latest OpenVPN

yum -y install openvpn

3.Install obfsproxy

You would need to install latest python 2.7.x and then run the following commands

pip install --upgrade pip

pip install obfsproxy

obfsproxy --log-min-severity info obfs3 socks 127.0.0.1:1050

Firewall rules for Cloud Platforms

If your server is actually a VM instance on cloud platforms like Google Compute Engine(GCE) or Amazon EC2 you need to add a firewall rule manually as well.

The following tcp ports should be open : 443 , 21194

IP forwarding should be ON

Below is how it should be if you are on GCE

Video

Disclaimer

Author is not responsible for any of your actions , use this script at your own risk

License

Copyright (c) 2017 Khavish Anshudass Bhundoo

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