How to setup HTTP injector on Android

   As promised on our previous post, we will now discuss the android version of HTTP Injector. Its seems a little bit complicated to get the injector works on PC however following the guide and getting the idea behind it will never let you down. HTTP injector on Android however is way different than the PC version.  It offers a lot of options to increase online security and anonymity on the internet. It also has it’s own servers too when you are lazy enough to find some good ssh services online. All you need to do is to touch few buttons and key in short URLs and you are now good to go. 

   

   HTTP Injector supports universal SSH/Proxy/SSL/TLS/Shadowsocks even direct connection which are not present on the desktop version. This app is developed by Evozi and is available on Google Play store.  The app is free and is being supported by ads. You can also buy the pro version for $2.99 or P150 for an ads free version. HTTP Injector has a lot to offer on the table yet we will only be discussing the universal SSH and SSL/TLS functions.

Download HTTP Injector – (SSH/Proxy/VPN) Apk 4.5.1

   You can download the latest version directly from Google Play store or by going to this link: Google Play Download

File Information

Developer: Evozi

HTTP Injector – (SSH/Proxy/VPN)

Version: 4.5.1(90)

Filesize: 6.7MB

Uploaded: March 5, 2019

Requirement: Android 4.0.3 and up

SSH Connection (with built-in Server)

  

   The easiest way to get it to work is to use the built-in server integrated to the app itself. There are several server locations (countries) to choose from and has it's own working proxy server. The only negative side here is that the server reboots every hour or two depending on the server you selected. That means you will get disconnected every now and then. However, it will automatically reconnects itself after a minute or two. An ad will suddenly shows up on your screen and you have to wait 5 seconds at least to get rid of it.

   Setting up the payload depends on the tunnel type you have selected. Lets head over to the tunnel type and put a check on the small box that says custom payload.(Touch the little radio button that indicates HTTP proxy otherwise custom payload will be grayed out). Afterwards, hit save.

   Now, lets touch the menu, scroll down and select server. Available servers will show up based on it's specific locations. Select one and make sure to turn SSH and proxy server on. Select port 80 or 8080.

   Touch the little menu once more and select the Payload Generator. Same with the PC version, the general rule is to find a working website or URL that can be accessed with or without data plan. (For FBT fanatics you know what I am talking about).

   Find a suitable payload and try to play around on the different header options. Keep Alive and Online Host will do if you have a legit connection or mostly when you are registered to a promo. Finally hit Generate payload and lets kick start the app and enjoy browsing the internet.

SSL/TLS (Stunnel4)

   Another option that HTTP Injector is capable of, is the ability to connect through SSL/TLS tunnel. SSL connection is way better than Secure Shell in terms of speed. Without compromising security and anonymity, SSL offers a blazing faster speed. Most SSL/TLS servers run on ports 443 and 444. Another edge of SSL/TLS from SSH is the way how to set it up. It uses a spoof server or what we call SNI. SNI, theoretically speaking creates the bridge on most ISP’s firewall to gain access on blocked websites and certainly reduces censorship. HTTP Injector’s built-in Servers also support SSL/TLS connection but not most of them. Majority of the servers are limited only to SSH and proxy and does not support SSL/TLS at all. Well there is nothing to worry about as you may download Evozi’s Only SG SSL server with Open SNI. Download it here. Just simply import it to your HTTP Injector and you are good to go. You may want to change the SNI according to your ISP.

   Just what have been said earlier, you can use Evozi’s built in server, or use your own VPS. Another option is to register online with free SSL Services. My most favorite site is MonthlySSH. So lets go ahead and begin.

Head over to Server at the top and choose SSH SSL Server and click on create now. It then shows up available Server locations and just select one. I prefer to use Singapore.

It will ask you to input your desired username and password then click on create. Afterwards, details of your account will be posted after successful registration. Again, copy it and save it elsewhere. That is all we need and we are now ready to input it on our HTTP Injector.

Gather our account info and input on our HTTP Injector. Just head over to the menu button and select SSH Settings. 

The final step is to put our SNI into its' place then press Start.

                    

You can always check the Logs to see if connection is successful otherwise it will give you error message for you to check out and fix. Enjoy surfing. 

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