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What is the difference between the Trojan protocol and VLESS WebSocket when blocked by an ISP?

TROJAN MIMICS STANDARD HTTPS TRAFFIC, WHILE WEBSOCKET TUNNELS DATA THROUGH AN INTERMEDIATE CDN.
Trojan was originally designed so that DPI filters mistake it for a legitimate connection to a regular website with a valid security certificate. A WebSocket setup lets you hide the real server IP address behind a free Cloudflare proxy shield.

Concealment Principles and Architectural Differences

Rather than creating its own encryption format, the Trojan protocol immediately wraps data in a website's standard TLS protocol. If a censor checks the address, the server displays a real web page. Combining WebSocket with TLS transport adds the ability to proxy through content delivery networks (CDNs), which saves the node if the hosting IP address is directly blocked.

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