Trojan Protocol
Trojan is a proxy protocol specifically designed to mimic HTTPS traffic, making it one of the hardest protocols to detect and block. It uses standard TLS encryption and can fall back to a real web server when probed.
# Trojan Protocol — Complete Guide
What is Trojan?
Trojan is a proxy protocol that encrypts traffic using TLS, making it appear identical to normal HTTPS web browsing. This design makes it extremely difficult for network monitoring systems to distinguish Trojan traffic from legitimate web traffic.
Trojan Features
🛡️ HTTPS Mimicry
🔄 Compatibility
Trojan Configuration
Standard Trojan URL format:
trojan://password@server:443?security=tls&type=tcp&sni=domain.com
Trojan vs VLESS
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Best Practices
1. Use port 443: Standard HTTPS port
2. Valid certificate: Use Let's Encrypt
3. Configure fallback: Set up nginx as fallback
4. Enable CDN: Use Cloudflare for extra protection