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knowledge
- CLI to verify DKIM signatures of an email
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VPN over SSH? The Socks Proxy
If you want to do it on android https://github.com/madacol/knowledge/blob/master/Ssh%20poor-...
transocks
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Arti 0.1.0: Tor re-written in Rust now has a stable API
I don't think you can generally expect all processes to transparently use a SOCKS proxy? You might be able to finagle a custom vpn around it, I suppose. But AFAIK SOCKS isn't 100% transparent at the IP layer allowing all protocols to transparently layer on top?
I guess SOCKS5 handles tcp and udp - so you might get away with redsocks (which explicitly recommends against using with TOR):
https://github.com/darkk/redsocks
See also transocks (SOCKS4 tcp only): https://transocks.sourceforge.net
And transocks (in go) https://github.com/cybozu-go/transocks
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VPN over SSH? The Socks Proxy
There are solutions which allow to redirect transit TCP connections into SOCKS proxy transparently: https://github.com/cybozu-go/transocks
So, yes, VM/router solution will work for TCP connections.
Also there are wrappers which can intercept connect calls to libc from applications on Linux (which is useful if you need to redirect only one application which doesn't support SOCKS proxies): https://linux.die.net/man/8/tsocks
What are some alternatives?
rsp - Rapid SSH Proxy
hev-socks5-tproxy - A simple, lightweight socks5 transparent proxy for Linux. (IPv4/IPv6/TCP/UDP)
mellow - Mellow is a rule-based global transparent proxy client for Windows, macOS and Linux. Also a Proxifier alternative.
redsocks - transparent TCP-to-proxy redirector