Pluggable transports

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Pluggable transports are modular protocols used by Tor to disguise and obfuscate network traffic, helping users circumvent censorship and traffic analysis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tor component
censorship circumvention technology
network protocol
aimsToDefeat IP-based blocking
active probing
deep packet inspection
protocol fingerprinting
statistical traffic analysis
canImplement domain fronting
packet length obfuscation
protocol mimicry
randomized traffic patterns
timing obfuscation
canUse HTTPS
WebSocket NERFINISHED
domain fronted HTTPS
communicatesOver TCP NERFINISHED
configuredVia torrc configuration file
developedBy Tor Project NERFINISHED
developedFor Tor anonymity network NERFINISHED
example fte
lyrebird
meek
obfs3
obfs4
scramblesuit
snowflake
webtunnel
hasProperty configurable
extensible
modular
obfuscating
pluggable
hasPurpose to bypass protocol fingerprinting
to circumvent Internet censorship
to disguise Tor traffic
to obfuscate network traffic patterns
to resist traffic analysis
operatesAtLayer application layer
requires client-side software
server-side transport proxy
standardizedIn Tor pluggable transports specification
supportsUseCase anonymity protection
blocking resistance
bridge relays
censorship circumvention
traffic obfuscation
usedBy Tor NERFINISHED
usedWith Tor bridges NERFINISHED
Tor clients
Tor relays

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The Tor Project develops Pluggable transports