bol-van/zapret ? reverse-engineered prompt

I want to build a tool to help people get around internet censorship from their providers. It should be a standalone utility that bypasses Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) without needing to connect to a third-party server like a VPN. The main idea is that it should work locally by modifying the user's traffic just enough to confuse the filtering system. For example, it could do this by splitting web requests into multiple packets, changing HTTP headers slightly, or using other desynchronization attacks to make the traffic unreadable to the censors.

The tool needs to be cross-platform, so make sure it works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's also really important that it's lightweight and efficient enough to run on low-power embedded devices like home routers, particularly those that use OpenWrt. This would allow it to protect an entire household's internet connection.