How To Setup HTTP Injector for Free Internet in 2024

Setup HTTP Injector: Configuring HTTP Injector for free internet is a straightforward process. Before we proceed, let’s take a moment to gain a basic understanding of HTTP Injector

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What is HTTP Injector and what is it used for?

HTTP Injector is a VPN application designed for private and secure internet browsing. It supports various connection types, including SSH, Vay Hydra, and WebSocket. In this tutorial, we’ll focus on creating HTTP Injector files using the SSH field.

HTTP Injector can be used in many various ways which includes:

Protection from hackers: All your data traffic is routed through an encrypted virtual tunnel
Hide your IP Address: It assigns you a new IP address by connecting you to an encrypted, private server instead of the ones owned by your ISP
Unlock Blocked content: allow you to spoof your digital location and cut through the proverbial red tape that blocks you from certain websites
Free Internet: By using a Custom SNI bug host, you can access the Internet for free

Setup HTTP Injector for Free Internet

To setup HTTP injector for free internet, make sure to download and install the application from your Play Store or use the link below to download it

Creating an SSH account

To setup HTTP Injector application, you first need an SSH account. Follow these steps:

Open your web browser and visit SSHOcean.
Click on the notification bar, then select “Services,” and finally choose “SSH Web Socket.”

Scroll down, choose your country, and click on “Select Server.”
Find an online server with remaining accounts, click “Create,” and complete the CAPTCHA.
Copy the second payload

Stetting up HTTP Injector

Now let’s setup HTTP Injector for free internet:

Open the app and select “SSL/TLS SSH.”
Choose the method for creating the file, such as TLS/SSL Proxy.
Ensure “Custom Payload” is selected and click “Save.”
Paste the copied payload into the designated field.

Remote Proxy Configuration

Copy the hostname from SSHOcean.
In the HTTP Injector app, edit the “Remote Proxy,” paste the hostname, and set the port to 443.
Save the configuration.

SSH Configuration

Click on the settings icon and select “Secure Shell (SSH).”
Choose “SSH Host” and paste the hostname.
Set the port to 443 and enter the SSH username and password.
Save the configuration.

SNI Bug Host Configuration

Click 👉HERE👈 to get your SNI
Search for “SNI” and select the “SNI Bug Generator.”
Choose your country, click “Generate,” and copy the provided SNI.

Final Steps

In the HTTP Injector app, edit the “SNI Host Name Indicator” and paste the SNI.
Save the configuration.

Now, click “Start” and check the log for the “Connected” status. Congratulations, you are now connected, and you can enjoy a fast and secure internet connection using HTTP Injector!

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