Google TCP obfuscators-poor SSL

Google recently launched the TCP obfuscator (obfuscated TCP), which is a transmission layer located on TCP to implement data encryption to prevent or detect increasingly rampant eavesdropping on the network.

SSL-based TLS can provide perfect encryption and protection for network transmission. However, not everyone has the ability to deploy
SSL not only requires a considerable fee for the certificate, but it is not a simple task to deploy SSL on the server. TCP
Obfuscators can encrypt data on the network at a very low deployment cost. They cannot prevent targeted attacks, but can provide good protection for those network-type attacks.

If this is the first time you have heard of the TCP obfuscator, you can take a look at the following video

TCP obfuscators are still in Alpha stage.

Some useful links

• General User Guide
• System Administrator Guide
• Developer documentation
• Technical details
• Help documentation
• Project development history

International Source: http://code.google.com/p/obstcp/
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