> (assuming that the network doesn't also prevent you from making SSH connections to the server!)
SSH-over-HTTPS is a pretty foolproof way to get access in most settings like airports and hospitals that often indeed prevent SSH tunnels. Most webservers have proxy support, and there are many guides to glue something together.
A production implementation targeted towards anti-censorship is the Pluggable Transports project, part of Tor but separately usable [1].
SSH-over-HTTPS is a pretty foolproof way to get access in most settings like airports and hospitals that often indeed prevent SSH tunnels. Most webservers have proxy support, and there are many guides to glue something together.
A production implementation targeted towards anti-censorship is the Pluggable Transports project, part of Tor but separately usable [1].
[1] https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/pluggable-...