SNI-Bypass

An automated setup script for configuring SNI Proxy, DNSMasq, and NGINX on Ubuntu 24 to bypass censorship and access restricted content.

Features

• Automatic installation and configuration of SNI Proxy, DNSMasq, and NGINX.
• Customizable DNS resolution and redirection.
• Easy setup for bypassing network restrictions.

Requirements

• Ubuntu 24

Installation

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/Matin-B/SNI-Bypass.git
   cd SNI-Bypass

2. Make the Installer Executable:

   chmod +x sni-bypass-installer.sh

3. Run the Installer:

   sudo ./sni-bypass-installer.sh

Post-Installation Configuration

After the installation, you need to configure the DNS settings on the desired server that doesn't have access to specific domains. For example, on a Linux server, you would add the following line to /etc/hosts:

<your_server_ip> <specific_domain>

Note: Replace <your_server_ip> and <domain> with the detected public IP and the desired domain.

If you want to bypass all domains using DNS, set /etc/dnsmasq.d/sni.conf as follows:

address=/#/<your_server_ip>

If you want to bypass specific domains, specify them in /etc/dnsmasq.d/sni.conf and update /etc/hosts accordingly:

address=/<specific_domain>/<your_server_ip>

Special thanks to Saeed Yavari with this article