httproxy

httproxy is a high-performance HTTP proxy written in Rust, designed to emulate Chrome's TLS fingerprints and HTTP/2 parameters for enhanced stealth and network compatibility.

Features

• Fingerprint Emulation: Leverages BoringSSL to mimic Chrome’s TLS fingerprints and HTTP/2 parameters, minimizing traffic discriminability.
• Flexible Topology: Engineered for seamless traversal of CDNs, Web proxies, and middleboxes, ensuring robust compatibility with complex network environments.
• Traffic Obfuscation: Features configurable traffic shaping with randomized padding to mitigate pattern-based traffic analysis.
• Secure Access Control: Enforces mandatory bearer token authentication for all client-server communication.
• Optional WARP Egress: The server can route all non-private outbound traffic through Cloudflare WARP over MASQUE (HTTP/3 CONNECT, QUIC via quinn), auto-registering a device on first start. Hostnames are always resolved by the built-in DNS module first — the tunnel only ever sees IP literals — and DNS queries themselves ride the same tunnel (DNS-over-TCP for port 53). Private, loopback and link-local targets stay direct.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Rust toolchain (stable)

Building

To build both the client and server binaries:

cargo build --release

The compiled binaries can be found in target/release/server and target/release/client.

Configuration

Both the client and server are configured via a config.toml file.

Example configurations can be found in CONFIGURATION.md.

Running

Server

./server -c config.toml

Client

./client -c config.toml

License

This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License Version 2.0.