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Hardening Reality for Russia: 443, fp, vision

The most insidious failure of an entry point under Russia isn't "won't connect," it's "connects for a couple of minutes, then dead" — and it's not fixed where everyone looks. I've collected here what has actually pulled entries back to life: port 443, fp=firefox instead of chrome, the right transport, and dest. Each one comes from a real-world investigation where we lost hours on the wrong hypothesis.

This material is about engineering your own infrastructure and is educational in nature. Complying with the laws of your own jurisdiction is on you.

First — how to separate config from block

Before you harden, make sure you're fixing the right disease. The symptom "connects for a couple of seconds → drops" comes from a broken config, from DPI, and from a poisoned IP alike — and they're cured differently. Quick diagnosis:

Test from a neutral point. Run the client from a ser…

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