Neo-reGeorg is a web tunnel tool that establishes SOCKS5 proxies through HTTP by deploying server-side components on compromised web servers.
The tool addresses the need for reliable tunneling through restrictive network environments where direct connections are blocked. It works by uploading a server-side component (available in PHP, ASPX, ASHX, JSP, JSPX, or Node.js) to a web server, then connecting to it with a client that establishes a local SOCKS5 proxy. Traffic is obfuscated using modified base64 encryption and a custom BLV data format to avoid detection. The approach supports multiple URLs for distributed requests, customizable HTTP headers and response codes, and server-side DNS resolution.
Developers should choose this tool when they need to tunnel through HTTP in challenging network conditions, including scenarios with load balancers, unstable servers, or restricted cookie handling. It suits penetration testing and security research where standard tunneling methods fail. The tool explicitly supports environments where only partial server deployment exists behind load balancers and can operate without session cookies, making it viable in degraded network conditions. Unlike the original reGeorg, this refactored version prioritizes evasion of feature detection, tunnel connection security, and content confidentiality. The project supports both Python 2 and Python 3 and includes advanced features like internal network forwarding, process-based server startup, and request templating.
The project shows active maintenance with regular updates addressing compatibility and stability. Development focuses on handling edge cases in real-world deployments, as evidenced by specific features targeting load balancer scenarios, unstable servers, and environments without reliable session support. The tool includes extensive configuration options for performance tuning and specialized parameters for high-concurrency situations. Documentation covers both basic and advanced usage patterns, reflecting iterative refinement based on practical deployment experience.
