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An HTTPS proxy, often called an HTTP CONNECT proxy, enables clients to securely tunnel HTTPS traffic through a proxy server. It works by using the CONNECT method in HTTP to initiate a tunnel between the client and the destination server. Here’s how it generally works:
Connection Setup: The client connects to the HTTPS proxy and sends a CONNECT request, specifying the destination server’s hostname and port (usually port 443 for HTTPS).
Tunnel Creation: If the proxy allows the connection, it establishes a tunnel to the destination server.
Encrypted Data Exchange: Once the tunnel is set up, the client and the destination server communicate over SSL/TLS, ensuring the data remains encrypted and secure from the proxy itself. The proxy only knows the endpoint IP and port, but not the content of the communication.
Use Cases
Circumventing Firewalls: HTTPS proxies can bypass firewalls that block specific sites or services.
Anonymizing Traffic: They hide the client’s IP, providing privacy for browsing.
Content Filtering: Organizations use HTTPS proxies to filter, monitor, and control access to content.
Setting Up an HTTPS Proxy
There are several tools and services for setting up an HTTPS proxy, including:
Software: Nginx, Squid, and V2Ray can act as HTTPS proxies.
Cloud-based Services: Some providers offer paid HTTPS proxy services with added security features.
万分感谢，主要是UDP的问题不好解决
407代码稍微定制下应该能解决，不是核心问题 |
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