Meek-Azure makes it look like you are browsing to Microsoft’s Azure server instead of using Tor. Meek uses a technique called “ domain fronting” to send a message to a Tor relay in a way that is hard to block.

New: Support for Meek-Azure and Snowflake implemented, which should also work in China.New: wicd has been replaced by the TorBox Wireless Manager (TWM).The Tor Project fixed in this latest version two critical denial-of-service bugs: TROVE-2021-001 and TROVE-2021-002, of which only the first one is relevant for clients. Update: The system is based on Raspberry Pi OS “Buster” Lite with a Linux Kernel 5.10.17 and Tor version 0.4.5.7.The new TorBox Wireless Manager, which replaces wicd. We strongly recommend using the new image rather than updating an existing system. In the FAQ, we explain our decision in detail and how someone, who cannot live with it, has the possibility to change these settings. Nevertheless, some user complained about using Google’s and Cloudflare’s DNS servers and requested to implement other DNS servers. Important: these settings are only for TorBox local traffic all data from the clients are routed through Tor (including DNS requests). For this reason, during the installation and updates, local DNS resolutions are made through Google’s and Cloudflare’s Domain Name Servers instead of using the Internet Providers presetting delivered by DHCP. Probably, this is a kind of cheap censorship mechanism. During our travels, we have noticed incorrect DNS resolution regarding in some countries. Another pleasant novelty is the support of Azur-Meek and Snowflake, which should also work in China. Not only is the TWM much easier to use, but it also doesn’t need so much power. The most significant improvement is abolishing wicd and introducing our new TorBox Wireless Manager (TWM). In the last months, we travelled around, and with this release, we tried to implement some improvements based on our experience with the daily application of the TorBox.

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