Geneva is a circumvention tool and software library (written in Python) implementing a network-layer (OSI L3) genetic algorithm that is able to probe for, discover, and then automatically circumvent censors implementint deep packet inspection to block a datastream. Since Geneva is application-agnostic, it works in many contexts, and moreover only needs to run at one end of a connection (either server or client, not both). Unfortuantely, this also means is not able to circumvent IP address based censorship on its own.
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Geneva is a circumvention tool and software library (written in Python) implementing a network-layer (OSI L3) genetic algorithm that is able to probe for, discover, and then automatically circumvent censors implementint deep packet inspection to block a datastream. Since Geneva is application-agnostic, it works in many contexts, and moreover only needs to run at one end of a connection (either server or client, not both). Unfortuantely, this also means is not able to circumvent IP address based censorship on its own.