Are You curious to know to how to setup a configuration settings on Creeb Injector! I know you might have been eager to how to create a config file on creeb injector, aight don't worry in this blog post i will cover all you need to know on how to create a configuration setup on creeb injector, starting from understanding the tunnel mode, port code for configuration and how to export and share your configuration file with friends and loved ones.
Creeb Injector is known as a versatile VPN program made with different tunnel modes and robust security measures make it a compelling choice for users seeking for free & secure online experience.
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What is required to configure creeb injector?
Before think of creating a configuration setup on creeb injector you should know that they are some strings attached, Below are requirements needed to configure and setup creeb injector to establish a secure connection.
1. An SSH server - An SSH server is one of the basic thing needed when setting up a configuration files. SSH server is like a virtual computer that route your internet traffics(activities) to secure location.SSH stands for Secure Shell, a cryptographic network protocol for secure data communication. An SSH server is gotten from a VPS(virtual private server) its made up of Virtual Instance (like Ubuntu, Linux centOs etc) with allocated regions. Basically an SSH server contain some details that is configured on SSH BASED VPN which are SSH hostname, SSH port, SSL port, Proxy Port, UDP gateway, SSH Username, SSH password etc.
2. An SNI bughost - This is an IP address/domainName that are accessible freely & securely without data bundle They are called the zero rate website. The bughost acts as an intermediate node, encrypting your network traffic.
Once configured, all of your internet traffic is encrypted and routed through a secure server. This hides your true IP address and location, preventing others from identifying you or tracking your online activity. You appear to be connecting from the bughost's IP address, obscuring your origin.
3. Payload - refers to the data that is carried within an SSH (Secure Shell) protocol packet.The payload contains the actual data being transmitted, such as commands & request exchanged between the client and the server using SSH. The Payload is used to transmit Http & SSL Request, It is encapsulated within an SSH server, the payload Fetch Http request like GET, POST PATCH etc also it fetch Query method like front query and back query also with different header setup like online host, keep alive user agents etc.
What are the Tunnel Mode?
Creeb injector tunnel mode are techniques that establish a VPN connection, Creeb injector supports multiple tunneling techniques which are required to establish seemless secure connection route through an SSH client. Below are some tunnel mode available on creeb injector.
- WS/PROXY tunnel: These Uses the HTTP or WebSockets protocol to encrypt data. This works well for bypassing firewalls that only allow HTTP traffic. The HTTP headers and WebSockets frames contain the encrypted payload.
- TLS/SSL tunnel: These tunnel mode Uses the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol for strong encryption. SSL uses public key cryptography to establish a secure channel, encrypting all communications within that channel.
- SSL/PAYLOAD tunnel: These is Another SSL-based tunnel mode that can encrypt non-HTTP traffic. It encrypts the entire payload within the SSL channel.
- REMOTE PROXY tunnel: The Remote ProxySends your traffic through a remote proxy server, obscuring your origin. The proxy decrypts the traffic, requests the resource, and returns the encrypted response to you.
- SLOWDNS tunnel: The SlowDns Hides your traffic in DNS queries. This works by encoding data within DNS requests, which most firewalls allow. slow DNS can be frustrating as it can delay your ability to access websites or services but there are better way to improve it.
How to set a configuration using its tunnel mode?
📌WS/PROXY Config Setup:
This type connection requires SSH hostname, SSH port, SNIbughost, Payload and Proxy port, Username and password. Below is how to setup HTTP/WS Tunnel Mode.
Step 1: Openup Your SSH settings Fill in the following Information as shown in the screenshot below
Step 2: Go back to Your HomePage screen, Select the Tunnel mode Section then choose WS/PROXY, check tick the payload option and click on save
Step 3: Input Your Payload, and then from the websocks input Your SNI_bugHost & Port and thats all You can then click on start to establish a connection.
📌TLS/SSL Config Setup:
This type connection requires SSH hostname, SSH port, SNIbughost, Payload and Proxy port, Username and Password. Below is how to setup SSL/TLS Tunnel Mode.
Step 1: Open up Your SSH settings Fill in the following Information as shown in the screenshot below
Step 2: Go back to Your HomePage screen, Select the Tunnel mode Section then choose TLS/SSL and click on save
Step 3: Input Your SNI Host and thats all You can then click on start to establish a connection.
📌 SSL/PAYLOAD Config Setup:
This type connection requires SSH hostname, SSL port, SNIbughost, and Payload, Username and Password. Below is how to setup SSL/PAYLOAD Tunnel Mode.
Step 1: Open up Your SSH settings Fill in the following Information as shown in the screenshot below
Step 2: Go back to Your HomePage screen, Select the Tunnel mode Section then choose SSL/PAYLOAD and click on save
Step 3: Input Your Payload Info and fill in SNI section with Your Sever hostname thats all You can then click on start to establish a connection.
📌SSL/PROXY Config Setup:
This type connection requires SSH hostname, SSH port, SSL port, SNIbughost, Payload and Proxy port, Username and Password. SSL/PAYLOAD Is combination of Ws/Proxy and Ssl/Payload.Below is how to setup SSL/PROXY Tunnel Mode.
Step 1: Open up Your SSH settings Fill in the following Information as shown in the screenshot below
Step 2: Go back to Your HomePage screen, Select the Tunnel mode Section then choose SSL/PROXY and click on save
Step 3: Input Your Payload Info, SNI info and websocks proxy info thats all You can then click on start to establish a connection.
📌 SLOWDNS Config Setup:
This type connection requires Public key, NameServer, Dns Port, Username and Password. Below is how to setup SLOWDNS Tunnel Mode.
Step 1: From Your Creeb injector HomePage screen, Select the Tunnel mode Section then choose SlowDns and click on save
Step 2: click on the menu option from the top left corner Open up Your SlowDns settings Fill in the following Information as shown in the screenshot below
Step 3: Go back to the homepage screen and click on start to establish a slowdns connection.
How to export Your Creeb injector Configuration?
Once You are done with Your configuration setup, you can export and share your configuration file With friends and love once, to do this follow the step below
Step 1: Click on the File icon from the Top navigation section, select Export File
Step 2: Give Your config file a name, check mark lock configuration to encrypt your configure by hiding you config details, then check mark set expiration date, this will set the duration you want the config file.
Step 3: Set a message to Your config file, this will inform user what to do with Your config file, once you are done setting up message finally click on export button to export your config file.
How to Import Your Creeb injector configuration?
After Exporting Your configuration file, And you want to import back on your creeb injector follow the below step to import the configuration files
Step 1: From Your creeb injector homescreen section click on the three dotted icon at the top right corner, and then click on restore to default, this will erase your onscreen configuration setup.
Step 2: Click on the File icon at the top right navigation section, the click on import file
Step 3: Navigate to Your creeb injector folder, You will find your configuration file you saved earlier click on it to import instantly.
Once the file is imported successfully You can now turn on your mobile data connection, and click on the start button to establish a connection. To switch on to another configuration file repeat the same process.