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How do you mask Wireguard traffic?
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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2023
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How can someone else mess with the timeout of my wg tunnel if I mask them as HTTPS traffic?
They can break the session every 30 seconds, which would be fine for a normal web session but mess with your wg tunnel
Would breaking a TCP session every 30 seconds be OK for something like video streaming/content browsing?
I wonder if I can automate the breaking and forming of session on clients. Hopefully Android has something that will let me do this, I'm sure I can figure something out on Linux