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You got your SOCKS in my DNS! |
Feb 5, 2010 - klange |
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Here's an overview of how my SOCKS over DNS proxy system is going to work:
Fairly simple, right? Just a relay server, incoming SOCKS data is encoded in base-32, passed as an A request to the DNS hivemind, eventually gets to our server, where it's decoded, and passed on again as SOCKS data to a real SOCKS server. Data from that real SOCKS server is encoded by the DNS server in base-64, tossed into a few TXT packets, and thrown back down the line as a response to a different set of queries, where it eventually reaches the client and is decoded and converted back into regular SOCKS data and fished back to the application.
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