Jul 062012
 

Sometime ago I ported iodine to Android. It works, but it is not very stable and it is difficult to monitor if iodine is still running. MagicTunnel made it somewhat easier to manage, but didn’t solve the stability issue.

Since I found this unsatisfactory I developed my own DNS tunnel. The client is written in pure Java and the server is written in node.js. The client doesn’t even require root. My neighbour published the client application on Google Play and will take care of support and maintenance with me as second line. The source code is available on GitHub.

I am quite proud of this rather complex application!

DNS traffic is done through port 53 and iodine is element 53 of the periodic table.

  3 Responses to “Android DNS tunnel: Element53”

  1. Are you planning to release the server part? Thanks!