Open source software for redirecting TCP connections through proxy servers like SOCKS or HTTPS, working at the low level of operating system kernel
Redsocks is an open source Linux software that allows redirecting any TCP connections through proxy servers like SOCKS or HTTPS. It works by intercepting TCP connections at the low level of operating system kernel, so that all TCP traffic can go through proxy servers transparently without any special configuration required in the applications.
Some key features of redsocks:
Redsocks allows setting up proxies and redirection policies globally at the system level instead of configuring each application individually. This makes it useful for scenarios like accessing geo-restricted content, enhancing privacy by hiding source IP, chaining multiple proxies, bypassing filtering and censorship etc.