DPIBreak allows you to access blocked HTTPS sites by manipulating a tiny bit of outgoing packets.
The goal is to provide system-wide circumvention with the minimal configuration interface.
All you have to do is just start the program, and it will start
working. If the bypass doesn't work, you can try applying other
flags like -o 0,5 -a. (manual)
DPIBreak is free software and its source code is hosted on git repository.
Open Windows Terminal (or cmd.exe, whatever) and run
winget install Dilluti0n.DPIBreak
After that, press Win+R, type
dpibreak, and press Enter. (dpibreak -h
for help)
Portable zip also available:
🪟 Download for Windows this button is intentionally this large
Windows guide (explains the files inside the zip). In most cases, just double-click the .exe.
For Linux newbies: tar -xvf ~/Downloads/dpibreak-*
and run sudo make install inside extracted
fol..directory. Then sudo dpibreak.
Easier way:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dilluti0n/dpibreak/master/install.sh | shPortable releases:
Package managers:
winget install Dilluti0n.DPIBreak
emerge -a net-misc/dpibreak (after adding the GURU repository)
yay -S dpibreak or yay -S dpibreak-git
cargo install dpibreak
And all signed git release tagged source trees.
The sources listed above are the official distribution channels. Downloads obtained from any other source are not official.
DPIBreak is free software, licensed under the GNU General
Public License, version 3 or (at your option) any later
version. A copy of the license is included in the source
repository and in every release. If not, see
https://www.gnu.org/licenses.