Think of an ssl proxy as a secret tunnel. Your data goes in one end encrypted, travels safely, and comes out the other end where the website decrypts it.
No, it’s not just a fancy VPN—it’s more targeted. VPNs encrypt everything, while ssl proxies often just handle web traffic.
For recs, I’ve used Squid with SSL bump for self-hosting, but if you want plug-and-play, check out HideMyAss (not free but reliable).
No, it’s not just a fancy VPN—it’s more targeted. VPNs encrypt everything, while ssl proxies often just handle web traffic.
For recs, I’ve used Squid with SSL bump for self-hosting, but if you want plug-and-play, check out HideMyAss (not free but reliable).