Trojan Protocol: Simplicity in Plain Sight

The Trojan protocol is built on a simple premise: make the proxy server look exactly like a normal web server.

The Mechanism

Trojan uses standard TLS encryption. If a user connects with the correct password, they are granted access to the VPN. If anyone else connects (like a firewall probe), the server acts as a standard Nginx or Caddy web server, serving a decoy website.

Low Overhead

By avoiding complex obfuscation layers and sticking to standard HTTPS, Trojan maintains high performance and low CPU usage, making it ideal for low-power devices and routers.