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00:00:00 – 00:12:52
The video discusses the weaknesses of ordinary TLS proxies due to encryption nesting dolls and introduces the XTLS protocol by RPRX to address these issues. The Xray core introduces the Vision flow control method for enhanced security. The Reality protocol in Xray core 1.8.0 offers improved security features and convenient website access. Setting up a VPS using Debian11 and configuring X-ui panel is demonstrated. The video also shows how to control expiration time and traffic limit in a shared VPS using multi-user settings. Setting up a proxy node using V2rayN on a Windows machine is explained, highlighting BBR acceleration. The importance of stability in using proxy methods is emphasized, with recommendations for various tools for enhanced security. The speaker encourages viewer engagement and support.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the weaknesses associated with ordinary TLS proxies due to encryption nesting dolls. They mention how the firewall can potentially detect these proxies by identifying statistical characteristics in the data packets. The introduction of the XTLS protocol by RPRX aimed to address these issues by reducing additional encryption. The Xray core also introduced the new flow control method, Vision, to enhance data transmission security. The Reality protocol, introduced in Xray core 1.8.0, offers improved security features such as forward secrecy, a certificate chain, and better server-side TLS fingerprint protection. This protocol allows for convenient and safe website access without the need for domain name purchase, certificate arrangement, or specific server port usage. The speaker highlights their positive experience using the Reality protocol + Vision flow control for six months, noting good speed and minimal delays in data transmission.
00:03:00
In this segment, the video demonstrates setting up a VPS using a Debian11 system. The process involves updating and installing relevant commands, then installing an X-ui panel from a GitHub repository for improved maintenance. The X-ui panel configuration includes setting admin ports, IP, and port number. The next steps involve setting up the Xray kernel version (1.8.4 recommended) and configuring the root path for the panel. Adding inbound protocols is done by selecting VLESS with the port number (default 443) and adding users for collaborative operation.
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In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to control expiration time and traffic limit in a VPS shared with others using multi-user settings. They show how to select target websites, check support for TLS1.3 and H2 protocols, and ensure security requirements like x25519 are met. The process involves testing multiple websites, recording URLs, and configuring settings such as protocol VLESS, port, flow control, and target website in the user interface. The goal is to ensure stability and compatibility with the chosen target website.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to set up a proxy node using V2rayN on a Windows machine. The process involves copying the import link, pasting it into V2rayN, editing the server settings, and testing the speed by accessing an 8K video. The importance of activating BBR acceleration on the VPS is highlighted. The presenter mentions the availability of BBR and BBR Plus accelerations and client support for Windows, Android, IOS, and MacOS. The Reality protocol is discussed as a secure proxy method that simplifies the setup without requiring domain name purchases. However, it is noted that the internet environment is dynamic, and IP and port blocking can occur. The presenter concludes by expressing that they do not recommend this method as it is solely a proxy method.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of stability when using a proxy method and advises against unnecessary replacements. They suggest leveraging different tools like NaiveProxy, modified ShadowSocks, and MITM proxy for diversified characteristics. The speaker prefers less popular tools for enhanced security. Viewers are encouraged to comment with questions and show support by liking and following the video. The segment concludes with gratitude and an invitation to the next video.