winget install --id apernet.HysteriaAbout Hysteria
Hysteria is a powerful, lightning fast and censorship resistant proxy. 🛠️ Jack of all trades Wide range of modes including SOCKS5, HTTP Proxy, TCP/UDP Forwarding, Linux TProxy, TUN - with more features being added constantly. ⚡ Blazing fast Powered by a customized QUIC protocol, Hysteria is designed to deliver unparalleled performance over unreliable and lossy networks. ✊ Censorship resistant The protocol masquerades as standard HTTP/3 traffic, making it very difficult for censors to detect and block without widesp...
What's new in 2.9.1
No public IP? No problem. Hysteria Realms punches through your NAT to let you host a Hysteria server from home, a cellular network, or even a coffee shop. Clients connect directly, peer-to-peer. No port forwarding, no relay. - Fixed an issue where the client failed to connect to a server behind symmetric NAT, improving hole punching success rate - The hysteria cert command now includes sniGuard: disable in its sample server config, so self-signed certs work with Realms out of the box
Version history
| Version | Updated | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2.9.1 | Unknown | No public IP? No problem. Hysteria Realms punches through your NAT to let you host a Hysteria server from home, a cellular network, or even a coffee shop. Clients connect directly, peer-to-peer. No port forwarding, no re... |
| 2.9.0 | Unknown | - Added Hysteria Realms: No public IP? No problem. Punches through your NAT to let you host a Hysteria server from home, a cellular network, or even a coffee shop. Clients connect directly, peer-to-peer. No port forwardi... |
| 2.8.2 | Unknown | This release contains important security fixes and we strongly encourage everyone to upgrade. - Fixed a security issue where, when sniff was enabled, an attacker could craft malicious QUIC packets to cause a server OOM c... |
| 2.8.1 | Unknown | This release contains important fixes and we strongly encourage everyone to upgrade. - Fixed an issue where client connections could cause the server to crash when using BBR/Reno as the congestion control algorithm - Fix... |
| 2.8.0 | Unknown | - Added configurable congestion control: select between BBR and Reno, with three BBR profiles (standard, conservative, aggressive) for fine-tuning congestion control behavior - Added server-side UDP port range listening... |
| 2.7.1 | Unknown | - Updated quic-go to v0.59.0, QUIC protocol level improvements - Speed test now defaults to time-based mode, testing download and upload for 10 seconds each. Use --duration to customize. The previous size-based behavior... |
| 2.7.0 | Unknown | This release contains important fixes and we strongly encourage everyone to upgrade. - Updated quic-go to v0.57.1 - Fixed a long-standing bug in BBR that caused the connection to send faster than the available bandwidth... |
| 2.6.5 | Unknown | This release contains important fixes and we strongly encourage everyone to upgrade. - Fixed a server-side memory leak issue that accumulates with each client connection |
| 2.6.4 | Unknown | This release contains important fixes and we strongly encourage everyone to upgrade. - Security fix & behavior change: tls.pinSHA256 now matches only the fingerprint of the leaf certificate, instead of any certificate in... |
| 2.6.3 | Unknown | - Added mTLS support for client certificate authentication - Fixed a memory leak issue in tun mode - Fixed an issue where DNS resolution failed in tun mode on Linux systems using systemd-resolved - Fixed a bug in the ACL... |
| 2.6.2 | Unknown | - Updated quic-go to v0.52.0 - ClientHello is now fragmented during TLS handshake, which can bypass some firewalls' SNI filtering. - The --qr option in client mode is deprecated; use the share subcommand to generate link... |