Russia Mobile Internet Whitelist

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https://github.com/hxehex/russia-mobile-internet-whitelist

A community-maintained collection of domains, IP addresses, and CIDR ranges that remain accessible on Russian mobile networks during internet restrictions. Provides lists for SNI spoofing and IP filtering, along with strategies and recommended clients (such as vless and trojan) to bypass mobile internet whitelists.

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  1. Strategies for bypassing mobile internet whitelists

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    Depending on the level of restriction, use one of these three strategies:

    1. SNI Spoofing: The simplest method. Use a domain from whitelist.txt as your SNI. This only works if the operator is not checking IP addresses.
    2. Whitelisted Server: Find a hosting provider (inside or outside Russia) whose IP subnets are present in ipwhitelist.txt or cidrwhitelist.txt. Use a server with one of these IPs.
    3. Two-Server Setup: The most reliable method. Route traffic through a Russian server with a whitelisted IP, which then connects to a foreign server, which then connects to the internet (client -> russian server -> foreign server -> internet).
  2. Recommended clients and protocols for bypassing whitelists

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    For the best results, use vless or trojan protocols with encryption (such as reality or tls).

    Recommended Clients:

    • iOS: streisand, happ
    • Android: husi, v2rayng, lxbox
    • PC (Windows/Linux): throne or nekobox (specifically the fork by qr243vbi).

    Warning: Do not use the original nekobox as it is abandoned and outdated.

    Note: Avoid using IPv6, as Russian mobile operators have not widely implemented it and its behavior during whitelisting is untested.

  3. Identify if you are under a mobile internet whitelist

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    You can determine if your mobile connection is being restricted by testing access to specific websites. If you can access yandex.ru or gosuslugi.ru but cannot access 2ip.ru, yahoo.com, or ping 1.1.1.1 (resulting in timeouts or being blocked), you are likely under a whitelist.
  4. Use the whitelist files for SNI spoofing and IP filtering

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    The repository provides three types of lists to help bypass restrictions:

    1. whitelist.txt: A list of (sub)domains (SNI). Use these for SNI spoofing in protocols like vless or trojan if your operator only checks domain names.
    2. ipwhitelist.txt: A list of individual whitelisted IP addresses (one per line).
    3. cidrwhitelist.txt: A list of whitelisted IP subnets in CIDR notation (e.g., 0.0.0.0/0).

    Note: Many operators are moving to a combined ip + sni model, meaning you may need both a whitelisted domain and a whitelisted IP address to connect.