LastHopeProxy is a encrypted port forward through HTTP
It is nice when you need to bypass proxy that decrypt your HTTPS.
Some companies apply this technique (HTTPS decryption) on their employees.
So, we are going to create a encrypted tunnel over plain HTTP.
For Linux, Windows and Mac
+-----------------------+ The real connection
| LHProxy | from YOU to the SERVER
| Last Hope Proxy +--------------------------+
| | Maybe SSH, IRC, HTTP |
+-----+-----------------+ or whatever |
| |
| +-----------------+-----+
| | Server you want |
| | to access |
| | |
| +-------------+---------+
| The forwarded HTTP |
| request/response with |
| a bunch of unreadable =====
| binary data inside Impossible
| Path
| =====
| |
| +-------------------------+ |
| | Firwall or Proxy | |
+-----+ limiting and decrypting +--------+
| you |
+-----------+-------------+
POST http://lhproxy/ |
Encrypted Request Body |
|
200 OK HTTP/1.1 |
Encrypted Reponse Body |
|
+-----------+-----------+
| YOU |
| the Client |
| |
+-----------------------+
Download from Github Releases.
docker run -it murer/lhproxy:latest lhproxy helpStart the server somewhere
LHPROXY_SECRET=myweaksecret lhproxy server 0.0.0.0:8080Start your tunnel from the client
LHPROXY_SECRET=myweaksecret lhproxy client pipe http http://yourserver:8080 google:80Send it
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: google.comYou will get something like:
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Location: http://www.google.com/
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
<HTML>...</HTML>