Looking for HTTPS private proxy listening on port 443

HikariWS

HikariWS

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Hello. My office has some annoying blocks and I'm looking for a private proxy service to use it there and at home.

Due to these blocks, I need the proxy server to listen on port 443, so that it behaves as an average website over HTTPS. I had already tried a service that listens on 1080 and it didn't work. Alternatively, ports 80 and 8080 may also work.

Authentication must be username-password. I'm looking for private/dedicated IPs, not shared or rotated ones. I'm gonna use for some social media too, not for botting or any illegal behavior or gaming or huge downloads.

Could anybody suggest a company that fits on these needs?
 
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If any seller offer HTTPS proxy on 443, feel free to PM me.

But after all, why is it so uncommon? Why don't they use 443?
 
hello, i m searching yet proxy https port 443
do you have find something ?
 
HikariWS said:
Hello. My office has some annoying blocks and I'm looking for a private proxy service to use it there and at home.

Due to these blocks, I need the proxy server to listen on port 443, so that it behaves as an average website over HTTPS. I had already tried a service that listens on 1080 and it didn't work. Alternatively, ports 80 and 8080 may also work.

Authentication must be username-password. I'm looking for private/dedicated IPs, not shared or rotated ones. I'm gonna use for some social media too, not for botting or any illegal behavior or gaming or huge downloads.

Could anybody suggest a company that fits on these needs?
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You could build one with a Debian, letsencrypt[dot]org, and AWS for free. You will need a credit card to get the aws account though.

If want a detailed how to on this just replay to this message. I don't want to run a foul with being off topic.
 
SpivBlack said:
You could build one with a Debian, letsencrypt[dot]org, and AWS for free. You will need a credit card to get the aws account though.

If want a detailed how to on this just replay to this message. I don't want to run a foul with being off topic.
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thank you, i m very interrested by a tuto
 
i have seen only 1 provider where you can configure the proxy port this is 911 re
 
Hello. You can buy a VPS , install web server on it, forward incoming HTTPS traffic to a specified proxy you had bought from a proxy seller.
It is called "TLS termination".
This way, you will be using a HTTPS proxy.
 
Bers if you have questions you can make a new thread
saves bumping an old one.
 
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