TCP/IP Fingerprint Hiding
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I don’t know how to hide it but you can disguise it using proxy providers that offer tcp/ip masking in their service. The last provider I had that did was mobile hop. They had a BST here. Not sure if still around
if bot (proxy) runned on device with admins right, OS fingerprint is able to edit. if in usermode (like on android devices) it is impossible.
Adsexpert
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I have run with admins rights but vpn detection tools still says it is proxy. is there an extension to use for firefox?
you runned what, VPN? or socks5?
if VPN it should be replaced automatically.
if you use openvpn/wireguard config on windows, you will see windows OS
if on MAC - test will show MAC.
on the same vpn config! but only, if vpnserver (config) runned with admin rights.
if socks5 there is one client for this. but i cant give it names here,... you may found video on youtube.
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Adsexpert
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I have used VPN with admin rights. but TCP/IP showed that it is proxy connection.
Magic Networks
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You need to spoof(catch and repack) TCP SYN packets. There are some tools on github.
But if you use proxy - you need to do this on the proxy server side.
Some proxy services provide such feature.
But if you use proxy - you need to do this on the proxy server side.
Some proxy services provide such feature.
Of course, a residential VPN. It supports the UDP protocol (QUIC http/3) and is much more difficult to detect than socks5, which does not support it.
For TCP fingerprint spoofing, it doesn't matter which proxy or vpn you use. It only affects the proxy or VPN server software that your VPN or proxy provider uses. It can be of two kinds :
1. One that repackages packets (including the SYN packet that contains the fingerprint).
2. Or the server sends the packets received from you as is (including the SYN packet), but there are very few of them.
Antidetect vm, virtual router