Streisand

Streisand: Personal VPN and Privacy Tools

Streisand is an open source project that sets up a personal VPN and other privacy tools on remote servers like Amazon EC2 or DigitalOcean. It installs and configures services like OpenVPN, Tor, Psiphon, and OpenConnect automatically to create censorship circumvention solutions.

What is Streisand?

Streisand is an open source project that aims to set up various privacy and security tools on remote servers like Amazon EC2 or DigitalOcean easily. It handles the installation and configuration of services like OpenVPN, Tor, OpenConnect, Shadowsocks, and Psiphon to create a censorship circumvention solution with just one command.

Some key features of Streisand include:

• Automatic setup of VPN servers and tunnels using protocols like OpenVPN, L2TP/IPSec, and WireGuard
• Tor configuration for anonymous browsing
• Shadowsocks and sshuttle for proxying traffic
• OpenConnect, OpenSSH, Stunnel tunnels for transport encryption
• Psiphon andOutline VPN to bypass censorship
• Easy automated deployment on DigitalOcean, Azure, AWS, GCE and more
• Streisand runs on Linux servers only and is managed via SSH
• All internet traffic is tunneled/encrypted through the tools for privacy
• Designed as a transparency checklist so you can audit how it works

Overall, Streisand aims to make the secure deployment of popular privacy and anti-censorship tools quick and easy for users looking to protect their online security and privacy.

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