RaccoonLine published a technical explainer on the VLESS protocol, explaining how it evades deep packet inspection (DPI) by wrapping minimal routing data in standard TLS, making it indistinguishable from normal HTTPS traffic. The post covers why VLESS resists state-level censorship where protocols like VMess (which hit 80% detection rates in 2025) fail, and how RaccoonLine combines VLESS with its Wandering Flow P2P routing to further prevent behavioral fingerprinting.
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