Then instantly gives you a shell script that it pipes to `sudo bash`. The irony isn't lost here.

WireGuard by itself is not a stealth VPN, but the things that make a VPN "stealthy" are all things you'd layer on top of a WireGuard design, not thread through the middle of it. A datagram-based protocol can run under any obscured transport.

We did this at Fly.io when we discovered that, for one reason or another, 5% of our users simply couldn't reliably use UDP. It was a one-day project to run it under WebSockets instead, and that was before coding agents.

Hmm... It just ain't true.

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For those who need a "stealth VPN", use <https://github.com/XTLS/Xray-core/> or its GUI version <https://github.com/2dust/v2rayN/>

> [...] verifies checksum [...]

Phew, good thing it verifies that, otherwise piping unverified output to a sudo shell could be dangerous!

> Many flows. One connection shape

Shape, shape... shape.

I feel up until AI, nobody with their right mind would refer to the shape of a connection.

Not sure what this means. AFAIK all VPNs have end-to-end encryption. Stealth ? will need to read to see what that means.

Does anyone have a guide on getting wireguard + stunnel set up to evade DPS firewalls?